Adrian Wojnarowski shocked the world when he announced that he was departing from ESPN to work for the St. Bonaventure Bonnies. The NBA insider has broken some of the biggest stories in the basketball world during his time as a reporter.

Fans react with humor and doubt as Shams Charania delivers his first breaking news since Adrian Wojnarowski's retirement.

ESPN is “likely” to talk to fellow NBA insiders Shams Charania and Chris Haynes about a potential role, sources told Front Office Sports, following Wojnarowski’s stunning decision Wednesday to retire from ESPN and the news industry to become the general manager for alma mater St. Bonaventure’s men’s basketball team.

ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski broke some news this morning that nobody else could dream of scooping him on — he retired. After working for the last seven years at ESPN as the company’s primary news breaker, Wojnarowski has decided to call it a career, saying that he’s retiring from “ESPN and the news industry” in a statement via Twitter.

Users on social media were having a field day with memes about the 'rivalry' between Adrian Wojnarowski and Shams Charania.

Take a look at the latest betting odds on who will take over from Adrian Wojnarowski at ESPN? Will it be Shams, Chris Haynes or someone else?

With Adrian Wojnarowski retiring from ESPN, Pat McAfee thinks current Athletic reporter Shams Charania is the perfect replacement.

NBA insider Shams Charania's stance on replacing his one-time mentor and retiring Adrian Wojranowski at ESPN has been made clear, with the hottest media free agent more interested in competing with the sports juggernaut.