Before Charania’s move, The Athletic reported that ESPN MLB insider Jeff Passan emerged as a candidate to fill Wojnarowski’s role. Passan earns around $1 million per year, according to sources ...

FanDuel has responded to Thursday's drama involving NBA insider Shams Charania and his reporting on the 2023 NBA Draft's second-overall pick. Charania, who works for both The Athletic and FanDuel ...

Thursday morning, before Charania’s tweet, Alabama’s Brandon Miller was a -650 favorite, or a near-lock, to get picked second. After criticism from the sports betting world, FanDuel spoke with ...

Shams Charania said his X account keeps getting locked during the NBA Draft. Stadium. The Post has reached out to Charania to see if he wishes to elaborate on the specifics of what has been happening.

Shams Charania announced Monday he is joining ESPN as its senior NBA insider, going from Wojnarowski's main competition for news around the league to his successor at the network.

Regardless of how it plays out, Charania’s feud with Lee will be a subplot to watch until Butler’s future is resolved. In This Stream 2025 NBA Trade Deadline: Rumors, news, analysis and FAQ ...

However, this time around, there's a glaring issue with Charania's use of that power that can't be ignored. In addition to The Athletic and Stadium, Charania is also employed by FanDuel. That's right.

Later in the day Monday, ESPN’s The Pat McAfee Show confirmed on-air that Charania has landed at ESPN; Charania had already changed his job title in his X bio to ESPN Senior NBA Insider.. In ...

NBA insider Shams Charania announced on Monday that he's joining ESPN. Charania announced his move to the network weeks after his former mentor, rival and longtime NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski ...

Last week, rumors spread that The Athletic’s Shams Charania, one of the preeminent NBA newsbreakers in the industry, ran the Twitter account @TheHoopCentral, which aggregates reports, highlights ...

Shams Charania, the Athletic's star NBA reporter, will appear on the sportsbook's show, the latest blurring of lines between sports media and sports wagering.

Charania also said there is a feeling around the NBA that this offseason could be the “craziest ever.” “This is the most, I think, anticipation team executives have had over an offseason.