With ESPN preparing for the new NBA season, it’s making a ton of moves when it comes to locking up talent for their next media rights deal with the league. Included in those names is analyst and reporter Monica McNutt.

Former WNBA player Chiney Ogwumike signed a four-year extension with ESPN, making her the first female broadcast personality to work full time across “NBA Countdown” and “WNBA Countdown.” While exact financials have not been disclosed,

Chiney Ogwumike, a Houston native and former WNBA player who has become a nationally known basketball commentator, signed a four-year extension with ESPN on Thursday, the network announced. Ogwumike regularly does studio analysis for the NBA,

Chiney Ogwumike is the rare ESPN on-air talent with prominent assignments across both women’s basketball and the NBA — and those assignments are going to continue for the next four years. ESPN will announce later today that Ogwumike has signed a multi-year extension to remain with the company.

Kendrick Perkins, Tim Legler, Monica McNutt and Chiney Ogwumike all received contract extensions from ESPN this week.