At ESPN, Adrian Wojnarowski leveraged social media to get the news out quicker. That skill made him rich and famous. He will manage the basketball team at St. Bonaventure University.

"You can't overreact after a Thursday night game," Simmons said, setting himself up. "You can't overreact after Adrian Wojnarowski retires either, like Adam Schefter did. 'He want

Adam Schefter got brutally honest on Adrian Wojnarowski's surprising decision to retire from ESPN on Wednesday.

"If anyone can understand why Adrian Wojnarowski was ready to leave ESPN, it’s Adam Schefter, Jeff Passan and Pete Thamel."

Wojnarowski rose to prominence as the pre-eminent NBA newsbreaker when he joined Yahoo Sports in 2007. When ESPN hired him in 2017, his rivalry with his former Yahoo Sports' protege Shams Charania in breaking news during the NBA draft and free agency, the two tentpole events in the league's calendar, took shape.

Wojnarowski, famous for his frequent scoops known as “Woj Bombs,” is leaving ESPN to take a job in the athletic department at St. Bonaventure University, his alma mater.

Longtime ESPN senior NBA reporter Adrian Wojnarowski dropped his last "Woj Bomb" on Wednesday, announcing on X that he is retiring from journalism.

ESPN’s star NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski is retiring from the company, according to a post from his X account Wednesday morning.

In what could be his final “Woj bomb,” as his scoops on the National Basketball Association were known, ESPN reporter Adrian Wojnarowski says he will retire from journalism.