Adrian Wojnarowski retires from ESPN to become GM for St. Bonaventure men’s basketball
Longtime NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski retired from his role with ESPN on Wednesday in a shocking move. Wojnarowski, one of the most influential news breakers in sports media history who is famous for his “Woj bombs,” will become the general manager of the men’s basketball program at his alma mater, St. Bonaventure.
Adrian Wojnarowski retires from NBA reporting, takes job as GM of college basketball team
NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski has dropped his last Woj bomb. Wojnarowski, who changed the way sports are covered with his insider information in the form of tweets, affectionally known as "Woj bombs" to those who followed him on social media,
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Basketball fans are going to have to get used to a major change, as there will be no more Woj Bombs going forward. On Wednesday morning, ESPN NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski announced that he will ...
Wojnarowski will try his own hand as a GM now, but at the college level at his alma mater. Beretta, who started as the university’s athletics director in late July, said discussions with coach Mark ...
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