Brandon Contes is a sports media writer, currently working as a staff writer for Awful Announcing and Cigalah Group. With a background in media and journalism, Brandon covers a wide range of sports topics, including news, analysis, and commentary on various sports events and personalities.
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Brandon Contes primarily covers sports and entertainment news, with a focus on opinion editorials and expert commentary. Given this, he may be responsive to pitches offering unique perspectives on ongoing controversies or events within the sports industry.
Providing insights from experts in the field of sports commentary or individuals involved in significant sporting events could be particularly appealing to Brandon. Additionally, given his coverage's emphasis on evolving stories and event coverage, timely pitches related to current controversies involving high-profile figures or teams would likely garner attention.
Although there is no specified geographic focus for Brandon's work, it appears that he takes an international view of sports and entertainment news.
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The all-consuming life of an insider has seen reporters break stories from weird places. But Adam Schefter wins for breaking a story while in the weirdest position.
LeBron James believed in Dalton Knecht long before the Los Angeles Lakers drafted the Tennessee product, and that was no lie.
LeBron James' NBA career appears to be outlasting his tenure on social media, with the 39-year-old logging off for now.
By: Brandon Contes
Stephen A. Smith might not do the Trump dance himself, but he has no issue with the NFL letting players celebrate with the viral move.
By: Brandon Contes
Social media had fun with Adam Schefter recalling the time he broke an NFL story right after having sex with a woman. His wife? Not so much.
By: Brandon Contes
As Stephen A. Smith claims Jerry Jones’ cognitive decline is rivaling Joe Biden’s, the Cowboys owner believes he’s still sharp as a tack.
By: Brandon Contes
Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo knows Stephen A. Smith revitalized his career, but he still brings something to First Take that ESPN was lacking.
By: Brandon Contes
Rex Ryan wants a second chance at being the head coach of the New York Jets and he desperately wants everyone to know it.
After years of being criticized for lacking enthusiasm on Thursday Night Football, who knew all Al Michaels needed to have fun was some snow.
By: Brandon Contes
Kenny Mayne returned to SportsCenter for the first time in more than three years and it sounded like he never left.
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