Adrian Wojnarowski Is Auctioning Off His Old Press Credentials

Adrian Wojnarowski has moved on from the profession of a breaking sports news reporter to a college basketball executive.

But even though he isn’t involved in the NBA currently, he still holds a special place in league history.

And now he is using his career and fame to help his school.

According to ClutchPoints, Wojnarowski is auctioning off some of his old press credentials and iPhones he used while dropping his patented “Woj Bombs.”

The money raised by these auctions will be used to support St. Bonaventure’s NIL funding.

Wojnarowski is the general manager of the men’s basketball team at St. Bonaventure.

Former NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski is auctioning off some old press credentials and some of his old iPhones he used when he dropped Woj Bombs 💣

That money will be used to support St. Bonaventure’s NIL funding, where he is currently the general manager of the men’s basketball… pic.twitter.com/1n35M0Bxxs

— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) February 24, 2025

For many years, Wojnarowski was the name when it came to NBA reporting.

It didn’t matter if it was the draft, the trade deadline, the offseason, or the Finals, Woj was a talent unlike any other.

Throughout his career, he told the world that Kevin Durant was going to the Golden State Warriors (and the Brooklyn Nets and Phoenix Suns), informed everyone of the suspension of the league during the COVID crisis, and so much more.

And then he shocked everyone with his biggest Woj Bomb yet: he was retiring from reporting and heading back to his former school to lead the men’s basketball team.

Now, people can get their hands on the phones that tweeted out the largest stories in the league.

The departure of Wojnarowski left a massive hole in the sports world, but he seems much happier with his new job and he is doing great things for the school.

The hiring of Wojnarowski has brought a lot more attention to St. Bonaventure and its team.

And now this auction will bring even more supporters and more money too.

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