Arthur Weinstein is a freelance journalist who writes for Awful Announcing and Comeback Media. His articles cover a wide range of sports-related topics, including game highlights, player injuries, fan reactions, and media controversies. Arthur's work has also been featured in BVM Sports and Cigalah Group.
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By: Arthur Weinstein
on Stephen A. Smith sparked controversy Thursday when he defended Donald Trump by saying Black Americans could relate to him “being
on Arizona Coyotes fans are still mourning the team's sale and pending relocation to Salt Lake City, but anyone who watched Friday's media conference looking for answers was out of luck.
By: Arthur Weinstein
Joe Pellegrino, an award-winning sports anchor on two different Philadelphia TV stations in the 1970s and '80s, died recently at age 89.
IndyStar reporter Zach Osterman addressed criticism that the paper doesn't have a WNBA beat reporter, ahead of Caitlin Clark's debut season.
Shaquille O'Neal flubbed a team name on TNT's Tip-Off show Sunday, and Charles Barkley wasted no time rubbing in the mistake.
By: Arthur Weinstein
Michael Jordan, who's been reluctant to do interviews as a NASCAR team owner, eagerly talked about his driver Tyler Reddick's win Sunday.
By: Arthur Weinstein
CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King upset many people recently with a comment she made about Caitlin Clark, and one former NBA star is still mad.
on The Milwaukee Bucks have inadvertently fueled a debate about the NBA's regular season with three words on social media.
By: Arthur Weinstein
on ESPN's JJ Redick, who has proven so adept as a broadcast analyst, may soon get a chance to test that knowledge in a different fashion.
By: Arthur Weinstein
on Mike Francesa is infamous for his disinterest in the NHL. His career highlights abound with comments showing his hockey apathy.
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