Adrian Wojnarowski is out. And now the focus turns to his replacement.
Wednesday to retire from ESPN and the news industry to become the general manager for alma mater St. Bonaventure’s men’s basketball team.Wojarnowski, 55, established himself in his career as the go-to voice for NBA breaking news, spanning his time with ESPN , Yahoo Sports and The Record.
It’s a tall task to replace him but ESPN has the resources to make a splashy move, provided it does not look to its cast of in-house reporters. Charania could be a natural fit since he has a strong history of breaking top stories, with many NBA fans debating whether Wojnarowski or Charania holds the crown.
He also possesses a strong social media presence with 2.3 million X followers and video experience that would help with this critical position.The Post reported in July that his contract with The Athletic was set to expire in a month or two, and he has since left Stadium with his status with both The Athletic and FanDuel uncertain.The potential juicy subplot to a potential move is that Charania and Wojnarowski had a much-publicized fallout after working together at Yahoo Sports.
Some learned of the news right before his X post, while others key figures within the company only learned of Wojnarowski’s decision at the same time as the rest of the world.“I’ve known and admired Woj since we first worked together at Yahoo! in 2007. His work ethic is second to none. He’s extraordinarily talented and fearless. He has led the industry at ESPN, and his dedication to the craft and to fans is legendary,”.
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