Senior NBA writer Marc J. Spears gave a shoutout to Adrian Wojnarowski’s retirement on Twitter, saying:“Wow. Congrats & best wishes to you and your family on your retirement. It was an honor to work with you for 15-plus years. You changed the ways that news is broken in sports and will be forever remembered for your Woj bombs. Respect my friend. Definitely left on top. Go Bonnies!“ Marc reacted on twitter to Woj’s retirment post.

Stephen A. Smith had even more to say about his colleague Adrian Wojnarowski on ESPN’s First Take. “He’s[Woj] is the best in the business, make no mistake about it. Nobody’s more well-connected, nobody’s more respected and to be around him and to just have to be able to touch on the wealth of knowledge that he has had in all of this years covering the league, the contacts he had, the inside information he has had. He led this place for a long time,” Smith expressed. His tribute really drives home how Wojnarowski has been an indispensable source of insight in the sports world.

Donatas Urbonas also weighed in on Wojnarowski’s retirement with a heartfelt message: “Wow. Adrian Wojnarowski is retiring as a sports writer. Woj changed the game for all of us. Mad respect and gratitude for everything he’s done.” wrote Urbonas. This shows just how much of an inspiration Woj has been to others in the field.

With Wojnarowski retiring, it’s a real bummer for the sports world. His “Woj bombs” set the bar for breaking news and changed the way we get our updates. His impact on sports journalism is undeniable, and his departure marks the end of an era. What are your thoughts on his legacy and career?