Bram Weinstein grew up in Silver Spring, Md. and has been going to the races since he can remember. He covered the Preakness six times from the late 1990s to early 2000s.
Weinstein's broadcasting career started on air in small-town Hastings, Neb. He returned to Washington D.C., where he covered the Washington Redskins as a radio beat reporter for eight years and was the host of “The Bram Weinstein Show” on two different sports radio stations, and he also was a regular on ESPN's "Sportscenter."
Bram Weinstein grew up in Silver Spring, Md. and has been going to the races since he can remember. He covered the Preakness six times from the late 1990s to early 2000s.
Weinstein's broadcasting career started on air in small-town Hastings, Neb. He returned to Washington D.C., where he covered the Washington Redskins as a radio beat reporter for eight years and was the host of “The Bram Weinstein Show” on two different sports radio stations, and he also was a regular on ESPN's "Sportscenter."
