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Shams Charania Succeeds Adrian Wojnarowski as ESPN's Lead NBA Insider

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Shams Charania Succeeds Adrian Wojnarowski as ESPN's Lead NBA Insider

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Shams Charania joins ESPN as senior NBA insider.
Adrian Wojnarowski retires, leaving his ESPN role.
- Charania announced the career move on social media.
- Wojnarowski joined St. Bonaventure's management.
- Wojnarowski turned down $20M from ESPN.
- Charania worked at The Athletic and Yahoo Sports.
- Adam Schefter was considered but stayed with NFL.
- Jeff Passan stayed in MLB, not taking NBA role.
- Charania known for real-time NBA story breaks.
- Wojnarowski wished Charania a rewarding career.

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