Adrian Wojnarowski ‘focused on’ a particular pick-tipping strategy for NBA Draft
Woj went with one phrase for the NBA Draft picks this time around.
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Adrian Wojnarowski is unlikely to resist tipping picks on Twitter for this year’s NBA Draft
ESPN is wisely going to let Woj be Woj this year.
Jimmy Butler’s awesome practice blow-up actually appears to have been a well-crafted media opp
Minnesota Timberwolves All-Star Jimmy Butler broke Sports Twitter on Wednesday afternoon when Adrian Wojnarowski dropped a different kind...
For one minute, until Woj corrected it, Mario Hezonja was headed to the Blazers, not the Knicks
Hezonja's Blazers career will live on forever, at least in internet jokes.
Despite the NBA’s push against pick-tipping, the likely first six picks of the NBA Draft have still already been reported
Shams and Woj still got their reporting in, and did so long before the televised broadcast started.
ESPN, Turner, and Yahoo reporters won’t tip NBA Draft picks on social media this year
That means Woj's Twitter feed won't outpace the broadcast anymore.
ESPN will air two separate NBA draft telecasts, with Woj/Schmitz/Marks/Taylor joining the main one, The Jump special on ESPN2
ESPN is presenting a whole lot of options for viewers to follow the NBA draft, from the main broadcast to The Jump to a Twitter live show and ESPN Radio coverage.
On First Take, Stephen A. Smith says “I would love to see my man Marc Stein back,” “I wish he was still here”
"I am incredibly happy to have Adrian Wojnarowski with us, incredible insider, does a phenomenal job, but there's room for one more. I would love to see my man Marc Stein back."
Woj says “As far as I know, nothing’s changed” re: draft pick-tipping, explains why Adam Schefter told him to get a second iPhone
"We’ve been focused on the combine and the lottery and I know we’ll start getting into those conversations after that. But draft night is always huge for news and trades."
ESPN2 will feature a Game 2 ECF second-screen offering with analysis from Woj, Jay Bilas, Cassidy Hubbarth, Mark Jones and others
Full Court Press will feature a split screen of the game with Woj, Bilas and others watching and offering analysis, alongside special stats and graphics.
Adrian Wojnarowski, Bobby Marks, Jon Givony, and Mike Schmitz to appear on ESPN’s NBA Combine coverage in major personnel overhaul
ESPN is committing fully to a new era of NBA coverage.
The year in sports media: ESPN makes big play for digital-savvy new faces
Woj, Wysh and Katie offer a hint at what ESPN is looking for in front-facing employees.
How 23-year-old Shams Charania became one of the NBA’s top news-breakers before even graduating college
ESPN’s new hiring philosophy: bring your own audience
ESPN is bringing in talent with a built-in following.
