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CNBC’s Alex Sherman recently conducted the inaugural interview with Shams Charania as he begins his latest chapter at ESPN. During the interview, Charania elaborated on his anticipated duties at the sports network.
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“There’s going to be significant television involvement,” Charania remarked. “Consider the programs like ‘NBA Today,’ ‘NBA Countdown,’ ‘Get Up,’ ‘Sportscenter,’ ‘The Pat McAfee Show.’ The past six years have truly equipped me for this opportunity, and I’m eager to leverage and contribute to this substantial platform that ESPN represents.”
When probed about his dynamics with his former colleague and now competitor Adrian Wojnarowski, Charania offered a more reserved comment.
“Must I respond to that?” Charania playfully remarked about the much-discussed topic, before giving a thoughtful response.
“We collaborated for two years. I am deeply grateful for my time with the Vertical team at Yahoo Sports,” Charania shared. “It’s an intensely competitive field. Over the recent years, my focus has been on what I can control daily—how I treat others and my dedication to my work.”
That response is about as comprehensive as one could hope for, and it’s a topic that Charania should anticipate will remain of public interest. He approached the question with diplomacy and a forward-thinking mindset, showcasing a commendable approach to his profession.
Charania made his first appearance on ESPN on a Thursday morning, featuring on both Get Up and First Take. These appearances offered a preview of his approach to television, during which he disclosed some news to Mike Greenberg and Stephen A. Smith, setting them up for their reactions.
.@ShamsCharania says LeBron James and Bronny James debut together will be “as soon as opening night” for the Lakers
“We’re going to be seeing history very, very soon.” pic.twitter.com/bZWrsh8V0Z
— Get Up (@GetUpESPN) October 10, 2024
Shams Charania wasted no time dropping his first ShamsBomb on First Take. pic.twitter.com/mWfYZjvh72
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) October 10, 2024
.@ShamsCharania revealed that Mitchell Robinson will miss the remainder of the calendar year while recovering from foot surgery.@stephenasmith couldn’t believe it pic.twitter.com/Mvy7ZpG7hf
— First Take (@FirstTake) October 10, 2024
This approach is easily replicable and with the NBA season underway, there’s never a shortage of significant updates to share. Charania’s role does not necessarily require him to be overly charismatic but rather to present the most pertinent and accurate information, allowing ESPN’s seasoned hosts to provide their insights.
A new chapter has commenced.
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