Last year, ESPN had a policy in place about not tipping picks for the NBA Draft, but insider Adrian Wojnarowski found a way around it by using clever phrases ahead of each draft pick. A few examples:
Ahead of the 2019 NBA Draft, ESPN seemed to accept that there inevitably would be #WojBombs dropped and they might as well embrace the pick-tipping from their ace reporter.
Well, on Thursday night, Wojnarowski indeed went with another sneaky way of tipping picks on Twitter for the draft (televised on ESPN). But this time, he stuck with one phrase for the picks: “focused on.”
Another nice workaround for Woj, and he definitely made each of those tweets with a smirk.
About Matt Clapp
Matt is an editor/writer at The Comeback and Awful Announcing.
He can be reached by email at mclapp@thecomeback.com.
Recent Posts
Bob Nightengale updates premature report that Cubs were signing Zac Gallen
"UPDATE: The Chicago Cubs are HOPEFUL of finalizing an agreement with free-agent starter Zac Gallen..."
Lisa Kerney announces she is joining NBC, Versant college basketball coverage
"Thank you NBC Sports, Versant Media, USA Network, #usasports for opening this door and bringing me into the family."
Kirk Herbstreit calls for end of College Football Playoff weekly rankings show
The College Football Playoff committee is under a ton of pressure this year to get the increasingly complicated...
‘College GameDay’ pulls back the curtain on Lane Kiffin, Nick Saban, and Jimmy Sexton
College GameDay addressed criticism about conflicts of interest between Lane Kiffin, Nick Saban, and Jimmy Sexton head-on.
Wayne Gretzky stole the show at the 2026 World Cup draw with his ridiculous pronunciations
Wayne Gretzky may be "The Great One" when it comes to hockey, but not necessarily in world geography as the World Cup draw proved.
ESPN’s Anish Shroff drops excellent ‘Seinfeld’ reference on TD after snowball drama
"JAMBALAYA!"