Adrian Wojnarowski is selling his old news-breaking iPhone (and here's what you might get out of it)
Adrian Wojnarowski used to be one of the premier newsbreakers in all of sports. He broke some of the biggest news in NBA history. Even when he retired, he was still at the top of his game.
MORE ON RETIREMENT: Woj revealed that a scary cancer diagnosis was a huge reason why he retired
Now, he's out here selling all of his old gear for cash.
Wojnarowski posted a link on Twitter where fans can bid on the phones he used to break the news, his old NBA Draft credentials and more.
Want the phone Woj used to break news about the NBA's COVID break? That's $525.
How about the phone that he used to break news that Paul George and Kawhi Leonard were going to the Clippers? The highest bid is currently $350.
Or maybe you're interested in the press credential for the 2023 NBA Draft. If you can beat $200, it might be yours.
Personally, I'm not the type of guy who would want to own stuff like this. But, hey! If you are? This is your chance.
I just hope Woj properly cleared these phones before he ships them off to strangers!
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