Brandon Contes is a staff writer at Awful Announcing and The Comeback. He covers a range of topics in sports media, including broadcasting, sports business, and competitive sports, while also touching on arts and entertainment. Brandon's work has been featured in MSN, NewsBreak, and Yahoo Sports.
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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.
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By: Brandon Contes
After a full season on ESPN, Charles Barkley insists Inside the NBA is the same show it always was when it aired on TNT.
By: Brandon Contes
Chris Russo celebrating Boomer Esiason being inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame came across about as thoughtful as a Mike Francesa eulogy.
By: Brandon Contes
As the College Football Playoff moves towards expanding to 24 teams, Michael Wilbon believes it's just a money grab that puts young athletes in danger.
By: Brandon Contes
Pablo Torre exposed Oz the Mentalist for not being an actual mentalist, and Colin Cowherd wonders whether the Easter Bunny might be next on his list.
As Boomer Esiason enters the Radio Hall of Fame, Craig Carton reflects on what they once shared on WFAN.
As Boomer Esiason enters the Radio Hall of Fame, Craig Carton reflects on what they once shared on WFAN. The Radio Hall of Fame announced Esiason as part of its 2026 class of inductees earlier this we...
Shaquille O'Neal heard some of the accusations about Inside the NBA going soft this season, so he made a comment that hit hard.
By: Brandon Contes
Bill Belichick may have an apathetic attitude toward the media, but he was paying attention to everything being said and written long before he had Jordon Hudson to do it for him. Greg Bedard addressed the rumors that he once applied for a position within the New England Patriots front office on his latest podcast…
WFAN lost part of its soul this week, as legendary producer and board operator Eddie Scozzare retired after 37 years.
By: Brandon Contes
Former Knicks fan Spike Eskin has morphed into a sort of New York sports villain since returning to Philadelphia, and he leaned into the role on WFAN and CBS Sports Network.
