While discussing work/life balance with fellow ESPNers — reporter Jeremy Schaap, MLB insider Jeff Passan and NFL insider Adam ...

Mark Cuban recently made a surprising admission on Shams Charania's role in the Mavericks' trade for Kyrie Irving.

In an interview with Semafor, Cuban detailed the role that current ESPN NBA Insider Shams Charania played in the Mavericks' ...

Typically, Shams Charania breaks news about other people’s contracts. Now the longtime NBA insider is breaking some news about himself, revealing on Monday that he is officially joining ESPN.

After Adrian Wojnarowski announced he was leaving to take over as the general manager for St. Bonaventure basketball and the network decided to lay off Zach Lowe, ESPN decided to hire Shams ...

But after ESPN announced his protégé Shams Charania would become its next basketball newsbreaker, Wojnarowski joined The Jim Rome Show and expressed his support for Charania at the worldwide leader.

Charania could also decide to stay put at The Athletic and FanDuel TV. Per FOS, Charania earns an estimated $3 million per year, which is more than half of what Woj earned at ESPN before retirement.

Shams Charania talked to CNBC about joining ESPN to replace rival and former mentor Adrian Wojnarowski, aka Woj, as the network's NBA insider.

Instead, several hours before the anticipated broadcast, ESPN's Shams Charania tweeted out that Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander would beat Denver's Nikola Jokic for the award.

In a significant shift within the NBA media landscape, Shams Charania has officially joined ESPN as their Senior NBA Insider, replacing his former mentor and long-time rival, Adrian Wojnarowski.

— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) October 7, 2024 Charania was once Woj’s understudy at Yahoo before becoming his primary newsbreaking rival in recent years.

Shams Charania I believe is a free agent, what if ESPN signed Shams to replace Woj… — Kevin Gray Jr. (@KevinGraySports) September 18, 2024 I guess Shams is heading to ESPN then ...