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NBA Twitter newsbreaker Adrian Wojnarowski is retiring

Adrian Wojnarowski looks on during the 2024 NBA Draft - Round One on June 26, 2024, at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
Adrian Wojnarowski looks on during the 2024 NBA Draft | Photo by Michelle Farsi / NBAE via Getty Images

Adrian Wojnarowski has been reporting insider NBA news for ESPN since 2017, but he’s best known for his news-breaking tweets about trades, free agency signings, and other deals. Now Wojnarowski says he’s retiring from the NBA beat.

For basketball fans, “Woj bombs” became a reason to have your phone on and Twitter notifications set, both to get instant updates about player movement and to avoid getting sucked in by fake accounts and rumors. In a 2015 GQ interview, Wojnarowski said his Twitter stardom got started with the 2009 NBA draft:

When did you first realize that Twitter could be such a powerful weapon in the breaking news?

I guess it was the 2009 Draft. It was the day before the draft and I was with Johnny Ludden, my editor at…

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