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.
Charania's report advanced another step on Friday evening, as the top insider relayed from his sources that the "Rockets are waiving AJ Griffin via contract buyout, as he is expected to step away from ...
The Houston Rockets and forward A.J. Griffin have agreed to a buyout, per the Houston Chronicle's Jonathan Feigen. Griffin, ...
Former NBA draft first-round pick AJ Griffin is reportedly expected to “step away” from basketball following a contract ...
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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 ...
Joel Embiid isn't going anywhere anytime soon. The Philadelphia 76ers superstar center revealed Friday morning on Instagram ...
Adrian Wojnarowski sent shockwaves across the basketball world on Wednesday after announcing his sudden departure as ESPN's ...
The former Duke star was traded from Atlanta to Houston this offseason. No reason was given for his possible decision.
It was announced on Sunday by Shams Charania of The Athletic that 13-year NBA veteran Marcus Morris had agreed to a deal with ...
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