Brendon Kleen is a journalist and writer for Awful Announcing. His work has also been featured in various media outlets including KARE 11, SB Nation, and UPROXX. Brendon covers a wide range of sports topics, providing analysis, commentary, and interviews with athletes and sports personalities.
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Brendon Kleen's coverage mainly focuses on sports and entertainment news, particularly opinions, expert commentary, and announcements. He would likely be interested in pitches offering unique insights or exclusive interviews with athletes, coaches, or experts within the sports industry.
Given his focus on opinion editorials and expert commentary, Brendon may welcome pitches from individuals who have a strong understanding of the dynamics within the world of sports and are able to offer compelling viewpoints or analysis on trending stories related to athletes, teams, or major events.
While he does not specify a geographic focus for his articles, it is clear that his coverage spans both national and international topics across various sporting disciplines.
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By: Brendon Kleen
on The NBA is one of the most popular sports leagues in the world and just shocked everyone with a massive 11-year, $76 billion media rights deal.
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"Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce" beat out Joe Rogan atop the podcast charts after its debut, but Kelce isn't interested in competing.
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Paul Finebaum believes his "legacy" will be giving a voice to Southerners and everyday Americans that the "bowtied crowd" ignores.
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Despite mixed reviews throughout his debut NFL season at Fox, two sports media insiders predicted Tom Brady will return in 2025.
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on In mid-November after a loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, Draymond Green took to his podcast to called the opposing head coach a “softie” who
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on This week, Netflix shocked American soccer fans when they closed a busy 2024 of sports rights acquisitions by buying rights to the 2027 and 2031 FIFA women's world cups.
You always play for the touchdown. That's what Dave Pasch insisted with Arizona State on the verge of punching its ticket to the Big 12 championship game in late November at home.
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on Greg Olsen and Joe Davis had the Fox call of perhaps the most consequential Sunday game of NFL Week 16, as the Washington Commanders upset the Philadelphia Eagles at home and stayed alive in the NFC East.
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on Aaron Rodgers knew what he was doing when he went on The Pat McAfee Show in early December and knocked ESPN for its indulgence in
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on The sports calendar heats up around the holidays, and so does our need for sweet, sweet content.
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