Steve Serby is a journalist for the New York Post, with a focus on local sports in the United States, particularly in New York City. He has also been featured in FOX SPORTS Australia. Steve's articles cover a range of topics including analysis of sports teams, player profiles, and interviews with sports figures.
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Steve Serby's articles predominantly focus on local sports, specifically football and the NFL, with a strong emphasis on expert commentary. To effectively engage him, consider offering insights from credible experts in the field of football or the NFL, particularly those with connections to New York City teams such as the Jets and Giants.
Given his coverage attributes, pitches that provide unique perspectives or insider analysis related to major events within these teams would likely be well-received. Additionally, providing access to individuals who can offer compelling commentary on player performances and team strategies could enhance engagement potential.
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By: Steve Serby
Jersey City native Bobby Hurley — brother of UConn coach Dan Hurley — takes a timeout for some Final Four Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.
CLEVELAND — It was 2:40 p.m. when Caitlin Clark took the court for Iowa's open practice court at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse a little more than 24 hours from Sunday's NCAA championship game against South Carolina.
CLEVELAND — At the end, in the moments after her iconic Iowa career ended on Sunday at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse, Caitlin Clark could hold her head
First of an 11-part series. Coming tomorrow: running backs. He was a wunderkind, and then he wasn't.
By: Steve Serby
Former NFL offensive lineman and current NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger huddles with Post columnist Steve Serby for some draft Q&A.
By: Steve Serby
The drumbeat gets louder on the march to the April 25 NFL draft and it is impossible for Daniel Jones not to hear it even as he tries not to.
By: Steve Serby
Just because Joe Schoen says he expects Daniel Jones to be his starter when healthy doesn’t mean a rookie franchise quarterback couldn’t be developed.
Look, no disrespect intended as Jalen Brunson and the Knicks begin their defense of Madison Square Garden against Big Bad Joel Embiid and the 76ers.
By: Steve Serby
With the Knicks set to tip off the NBA playoffs, franchise great and broadcaster Clyde Frazier took a shot at Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.
By: Steve Serby
After the endless stream of mock drafts, an event as anticipated as much if not more than the total solar eclipse mercifully arrives on Thursday night.
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