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Shams Charania clowned for checking phone during NBA Celebrity All-Star Game

"Don't quit your day job" is a phrase thrown around often these days, but in this instance, it is incredibly true.

"He did inform me that he's going to put Shams on the trading block today and he's just going to listen to offers."

"ESPN, pay your bills, man. Pay your bills. I know times are tough."

"I'm a shooter, I can handle the ball and a I can make my floaters."

"I've often discussed a lot of news with Woj. Shams has called me a couple of times and asked me some questions."

"I will always cherish our time working together."

It is the second instance this summer of incomplete reporting by Charania around probes by the U.S. Attorney's office into sports gambling.

"Shams is my guy."

"My friends don't really like me."

“Terry Rozier, as of right now, has been cleared."

“He may be the first call, but he didn’t fall backwards into being the first call. He worked to get himself there.”

So much for the "most craziest ever" NBA offseason.

"...I know there's potential suits watching this show in their offices somewhere, you didn't want Shams to be your guy, OK? Shams is the guy."

This news came at quite the time for Durant.

"He was a great mentor to me. Taught me a lot. Made me better on a daily basis."

ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania has gone on record to say that the upcoming offseason could be one for the history books.

"Part of the reason why storytelling isn't as good as it used to be is because of the physical architecture that has changed within the NBA."

The mass reaction to Charania's Dončić's news overheated his phone.

"There's no expectation for LeBron James to retire."

"Like, you don't even have time to prep for it."

He went to bed and shut off his phone.

"I feel like I'm just getting started."

"I got to go guys."

"Some people probably had a little bit of a question, 'Why are we bringing in Shams Charania? It should be me.'"