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ESPN hires Shams Charania to replace Adrian Wojnarowski as senior NBA insider

Shams Charania has been hired as ESPN's senior NBA insider, replacing his mentor Adrian Wojnarowski. (Shams Charania X photo) Shams Charania has been hired as ESPN's senior NBA insider, replacing his mentor Adrian Wojnarowski. (Shams Charania X photo)
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Shams Charania has been hired as ESPN's senior NBA insider, replacing his mentor Adrian Wojnarowski.

Charania announced the move on social media on Monday. Wojnarowski announced on Sept. 18 he was leaving ESPN to become the general manager of St. Bonaventure's men's basketball team.

鈥淚 can鈥檛 wait to be part of an incredible group of colleagues at ESPN and serve the sports audience worldwide,鈥 Charania said on his post on X.

The 30-year-old Charania has been at The Athletic since 2018 as well as doing on-air work for Stadium and FanDuel TV.

Prior to that, he was a national NBA insider for Yahoo Sports. Charania and Wojnarowski worked together at Yahoo from 2015 through '17.

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