Matt Yoder

Matt Yoder is a writer for Awful Announcing, a preeminent sports media website that covers stories large and small, obscure and mainstream, absurd and emotional. The site was founded in 2006 by Brian Powell and acquired by the Bloguin Network in 2010. Under the ownership of Bloguin, Awful Announcing continued to grow and expand, becoming one of the leading sports media websites on the internet. In 2015, Comeback Media was spun out of Bloguin and became Awful Announcing's current parent. Together with its sister site The Comeback, Awful Announcing continues to blanket the web with sports media coverage. Matt Yoder joined Awful Announcing in 2012 and has been covering sports media ever since. Alongside his work for Awful Announcing, Matt may also be found on other platforms within the Comeback Media network, such as The Comeback.

Biography:  https://awfulannouncing.com/about-awful-announcing

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Recent Articles

Charles Barkley Defends Darvin Ham and Frank Vogel Amidst NBA Playoffs Coaching Speculation

Charles Barkley Defends Darvin Ham and Frank Vogel Amidst NBA Playoffs Coaching Speculation

Broke On: Thursday, 02 May 2024 Charles Barkley defended coaches Darvin Ham of the Los Angeles Lakers and Frank Vogel of the Phoenix Suns amidst speculation about their future following early playoff exits. Barkley criticized media personnel for placing blame on coaches instead of players, emphasizing both Ham's and Vogel's successes in their tenures. Despite team flaws, Barkley believed major issues were in the front office.