Wojnarowski leaves ESPN for new venture

Longtime NBA insider joins new platform after 15 years

Wojnarowski to lead new basketball media company

Adrian Wojnarowski has left his role at ESPN after 15 years with the company to join a new basketball media company. The company, which is called The Vertical, will be led by Wojnarowski and will focus on providing in-depth coverage of the NBA.

Wojnarowski is one of the most respected NBA insiders in the world, and his departure from ESPN is a major loss for the company. He has been a key part of ESPN's NBA coverage, and his reporting has often broken major news stories. Wojnarowski is also a popular figure on social media, where he has a large following of NBA fans.

The Vertical is a new venture for Wojnarowski, but he is confident that it will be successful. He believes that there is a need for a new type of NBA media company that is focused on providing in-depth coverage of the league. The Vertical will provide this coverage through a variety of platforms, including a website, a mobile app, and social media.

Wojnarowski is not the only high-profile ESPN employee to leave the company in recent months. Jemele Hill and Bomani Jones have also left ESPN in the past year. These departures are a sign of the changing media landscape, and they are a reminder that even the most successful companies are not immune to change.