Former NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski is auctioning off several items he used throughout his journalism career covering the league. Wojnarowski, who retired from journalism to become the St. Bonaventure men's basketball team general manager,
Wojnarowski was asked in a recent interview with sports memorabilia media company, cllct, where he was when the blockbuster Luka Doncic trade went down in the middle of the night
The iPhones, his ESPN ID and media credentials from NBA Finals and NBA drafts are part of a new online auction.
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Adrian Wojnarowski is blissfully no longer breaking news, but he is staying busy helping the St. Bonaventure men’s basketball program.
Adrian Wojnarowski is selling all his most prized assets. The former NBA insider has decided to auction off notable items from his seven-year long career at ESPN such as dinner dates, video calls, press passes and even cell phones his breaking news “Woj bombs” were sent from.
Adrian Wojnarowski is putting his iconic ‘Woj Bomb’ phones up for auction, including one used during the trade between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Los Angeles Clippers.
NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski shocked the world when he announced he would be moving on from reporting to become the general manager of St. Bonaventure‘s college basketball team. Wojnarowski had been one of the leading voices in NBA news for over a decade.
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The former ESPN NBA reporter is cleaning out his office of cell phones and press passes, and even offering dinner dates.
Adrian Wojnarowski reported on NBA history in his seven years as an insider for ESPN. He's now giving away history in his first year in his new gig.The veteran journalist-turned-St. Bonaventure men's basketball general manager announced Monday he's auctioning off several items from his award-winning media career,