Shams Charania is taking his talents to Bristol. The NBA news-breaker has finalized a deal to go to ESPN, The Post has learned. Charania, 30, replaces his former mentor-turned-rival Adrian Wo… ...

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 ...

Shams Charania’s phone is a big part of his livelihood as an NBA insider, so when he had his device literally snatched away Thursday afternoon, he seemed gobsmacked. While appearing on FanDuel ...

On Valentine's Day, Adams unwrapped a pair of shoes on-air sent by Charania, accompanied by a note that read: "Kay, with much love + with much administration for you as a person!

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 ...

Charania, alongside some interesting internal can. While it is not exactly a huge surprise, but Shams Charania will replace his former mentor Adrian Wojnarowski as the lead NBA insider at ESPN.

As the countdown to the Knicks' season opener against the Boston Celtcs (7:30 p.m. ET, TNT) continued, ESPN insider Shams Charania reported that the team is still "scouring the market" to fill out ...

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.

Charania's free agency will certainly be one to keep an eye on, especially with the league's new media rights deal bringing NBC and Amazon into the fold for basketball coverage beginning in 2025.

Shams Charania works for both sports news site the Athletic and gambling company FanDuel. Things got complicated when he tweeted an NBA draft tip that turned out to be wrong.