Adrian Wojnarowski is selling all his most prized assets.

An auction has been announced by the former NBA insider to sell off various significant items from his seven-year career at ESPN. These items include dinner dates, video calls, press passes, and even the cell phones used to send his famous breaking news “Woj bombs”.

The proceeds generated from the sale of these insider items will not benefit Wojnarowski personally. Instead, the funds will be directed towards Name, Image, and Likeness initiatives for the St. Bonaventure men’s basketball program. This initiative comes as part of his new position as the general manager for his alma mater and the A-10 team, a role he transitioned to after leaving ESPN in 2024.

Wojnarowski excitedly shared the news of the auction in an announcement on Monday. He highlighted that while the era of Woj Bombs may be over, individuals now have the chance to own a piece of this history by participating in the auction set to conclude in a week.

“Own the iPhones I used to report the biggest stories in basketball. Use link to bid on my original iPhones, NBA Draft credentials, dinner with me and more to help support @BonniesMBB NIL.”

Wojnarowski listed credentials from his final NBA draft coverage in 2024 as well as the 2024 NBA Finals between the Celtics and Mavericks.

He also included his ESPN badge and the iPhone XR used from 2018-19 to break the news of Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving teaming up in Brooklyn, Anthony Davis joining LeBron James in Los Angeles, and Paul George and Kawhi Leonard both landing with the Clippers.

As of reporting, the lowest bid stands at $150 for his 2023 NBA All-Star game credential and goes up to as high as $750 for his 2023 NBA Draft credential featuring Victor Wembanyama’s No. 1 overall selection, and (separately) for Wojnarowski’s iPhone used to announce the NBA’s season suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Wojnarowski, 55, is responsible for a variety of tasks for the 19-9 Bonnies including NIL opportunities, transfer portal management, recruiting players, and alumni connections.

The team is currently 7-8 in conference play and sits in seventh place within the A-10 behind 8-6 St. Louis, St. Joseph’s, and Dayton.