 Although it would be helped by its exclusive rights to the Olympic Games (a deal effective with the 2000 Summer Olympics in which, along with retaining its existing rights to the Summer Olympics, it assumed the exclusive rights to the Winter Olympics from CBS starting in 2002), the network's ratings troubles were also abetted by a slow decline in its sports division's event portfolio that began with the earlier loss of broadcast rights to the AFC to CBS, and later its share of Major League Baseball rights to Fox in 2000 and its contract with the National Basketball Association (NBA) to ABC and ESPN in 2002.However, one of the few NBC shows to earn strong ratings during the late 2000s and the 2010s was "Sunday Night Football", which moved to the network from ESPN in September 2006 as part of the same NFL television contract that saw ABC's venerable "Monday Night Football" move to ESPN.