In Damion Lee’s eyes, the reason Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and the rest of the Warriors have had so much success in their careers is because they aren’t afraid to play with a chip on their shoulders.
This gives new meaning to Woj Bomb.
ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski has been suspended by the company, Outkick's Ryan Glasspiegel reported Saturday night, citing sources.
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The New York Post's Andrew Marchand reported that the suspension is without pay, though the length of the discipline is not yet known. ESPN declined to comment to Marchand on the situation.
The suspension comes 36 hours after Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley posted a screenshot of a vulgar email Wojnarowski sent to him in response to a newsletter Hawley's office sent in which he blasts the NBA for how it handled the China situation.
A few hours later, Woj issued a statement and hasn't tweeted since.
Woj's suspension comes just as the NBA's bubble in Orlando is starting to ramp up. He arguably is one of the NBA's biggest news breakers, so depending on how long the suspension is, fans could miss out on big breaking news.
As you can imagine, NBA Twitter is not thrilled with the news that Woj will be suspended, so a #FreeWoj hashtag has started on the social media platform.
Here are a few of the best reactions:
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Warriors rookie Eric Paschall posted about Woj on his Instagram Story and a few other NBA players even tweeted from the bubble in Orlando.
Wojnarowski has been with ESPN since July 1, 2017.
