Shams Charania is taking note of Giannis Antetokounmpo’s apparent issues with his reporting. The ESPN reporter Charania made a notable claim last month about the Milwaukee Bucks star ...

Wojnarowski appeared to foster a relationship with league front offices, while Charania's focus was on connections to players and agents. "And I 1000 percent stand by that reporting," Charania added.

The Phillies (14-11) will be a real challenge for the Cubs to overcome, and Charania will be rooting for his home squad in the clash. Hopefully, he isn't forced to tap into NBA whispers for major ...

Charania recalled on The Young Man and the Three podcast. “And the person is like, ‘Yeah. Yeah, it’s real.’” Even then, Shams admitted: “ My hands were shaking.

Maybe Charania’s tune will change in the coming years as he continues to grind away as ESPN’s lead NBA insider. But for the time being, he is clearly still as hungry as ever to improve at his ...

Many thought Charania’s X account had been hacked, especially since there hadn’t been any rumors leading up to the news. After all, Doncic is just 25, a five-time NBA All-Star and a five-time ...

Shams Charania couldn’t believe it either. The ESPN reporter was getting the details of the Luka Doncic trade blockbuster over text that he was about to break to a stunned basketball world on ...

Houston Rockets, Golden State Warriors, or Phoenix Suns. Charania attributed his report to Butler’s agent, Bernie Lee. There’s only problem: Lee said the report is completely fabricated.

Charania addressed Lee's tweets on Dec. 12, saying, "I 1000 percent stand by my reporting." "It's fully vetted and as a professional, that's what I do, that's what I get paid to do, that's what I ...

Now, that's surprising. It's rare to see an agent openly calling out an insider of Charania's stature. Lee further vented his anger as he called the news "fabricated" in a separate tweet. Butler's ...

Charania, 30, became ESPN’s senior NBA insider Oct. 7. “I felt at this point in my life ESPN was the perfect fit,” said Charania, who still lives on the North Shore.