Will Shams Charania replace Adrian Wojnarowski at ESPN? The speculation has begun
ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski broke some news this morning that nobody else could dream of scooping him on — he retired. After working for the last seven years at ESPN as the company’s primary news breaker, Wojnarowski has decided to call it a career, saying that he’s retiring from “ESPN and the news industry” in a statement via Twitter.
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LeBron James Backs Dru Joyce as High School Teammate's Tribute Moves Lakers Star Months After Beating Woj & ShamsIt’s barely been a day or two since Woj announced his retirement, yet there are quite a few unofficial Insiders who recently ...
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Shams Charania Is Expected To Fetch Big ContractA non-basketball-related move just shook the NBA world. Earlier on Wednesday, lifelong insider Adrian Wojnarowski announced ...
The NBA is addictive because the drama never stops, which Adrian Wojnarowski illustrated tirelessly. For a final time ...
With his departure from Stadium, here is what some fans are saying: "Woj and Shams teaming up?" one fan suggested a team-up of two of the biggest NBA insiders. "Needs to make a superteam with Woj ...
According to those who worked with him during his career covering the NBA, reporter Adrian Wojnarowski deftly adjusted to a ...
ESPN NBA reporter Adrian Wojnarowski is retiring from broadcasting to return to his alma mater, St. Bonaventure, to take over ...
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Ranking the most memorable Woj bombs in Lakers historyLongtime NBA reporter Adrian Wojnarowski dropped his biggest Woj bomb ever on Wednesday, announcing that he would be retiring ...
Adrian Wojnarowski has announced his retirement from ESPN after breaking the NBA's biggest news stories for seven years. The reporter has now accepted a job to ...
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