Neil Best is a Sports Reporter/Columnist at Newsday Media Group. He specializes in sports media, covering a wide array of topics with a strong emphasis on football and hockey, along with insights into team sports and the broadcasting industry. Neil's work has been featured in Derrick Publishing Co, Killeen Daily Herald, LNP | LancasterOnline, and Nets.
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Neil Best's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly in New York. He often includes expert commentary and covers evolving stories related to various sports such as football, basketball, and baseball.
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Sports books for holiday gifts: Steve Somers, John Madden and Pat Summerall, Long Island Arena and Steve Albert
By: Neil Best
No one in the radio business is surprised that Craig Carton appears to be headed back to WFAN for a third stint.
"I think it's awesome," Carton tells Newsday about reaction to his return. "I'm thrilled that people do still care and want to hear me on the radio."
By: Neil Best
The Rangers played at Madison Square Garden on Saturday and did something they have not done often enough there this season: They won, 5-4 in a shootout over the Flyers after coming back from a 4-2 third-period deficit.
The Knicks and Cavaliers entered the season presumed to be on a collision course in the Eastern Conference for late this spring, so every time they play this season is fraught with added meaning.
From Monty Hall and Ice Cube to Ray Romano and Jerry Seinfeld, he's interviewed anyone and everyone.
From the good (Knicks and St. John's) to the bad (Jets, Mets and Giants) and more, see what made our list.
By: Neil Best
ARLINGTON, Va. — Igor Shesterkin turned 30 on Tuesday. How did that feel? “I don't know yet,” he told Newsday. “First practice was good.”
WASHINGTON – Adam Fox, the star Rangers defenseman from Jericho, returned to the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Capitals at Capital One
