ESPN’s senior NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski is retiring from the news industry to become general manager of the men’s basketball team at St. Bonaventure University.

St. Bonaventure basketball has hired a general manager, and it's a familiar name to basketball fans. Adrian Wojnarowski, who changed the way sports are reported as the senior NBA insider for ESPN, announced his departure from the journalism industry Wednesday to take the key position for his alma mater's men's basketball program.

ESPN’s NBA insider Adrian “Woj” Wojnarowski made a stunning announcement today: He is retiring after seven years at the network to become general manager of the men's basketball program at his alma mater,

Wojnarowski changed how basketball is covered but decided he needed to move on, stepping away from a reported $20 million

Adrian Wojnarowski delivered one final WojBomb on Wednesday when he announced on social media that he is retiring from ESPN. Wojnarowski will be leaving the NBA scoop world to take over as general manager of the men's basketball team at St. Bonaventure, where he graduated in 1991.

NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski, who reported breaking information in the form of social media posts that came to be affectionally known as “Woj bombs,” announced Wednesday that he was retiring from ESPN.

By leaving his role, Wojnarowski is walking away from $20 million with ESPN, multiple people briefed on the move said.

According to those who worked with him during his career covering the NBA, reporter Adrian Wojnarowski deftly adjusted to a shifting media landscape.

Adrian Wojnarowski's more than seven-year run with ESPN has come to an end, as the high-profile NBA Insider has decided to leave the sports media industry.

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