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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The years fly by much too fast and none of us, not even our sports icons, are Forever Young.
By: Steve Serby
New Mets second baseman Jose Iglesias — a 12-year MLB veteran promoted from Triple-A — takes a swing at some Q&A form Post columnist Steve Serby.
Yankees rookie first baseman Ben Rice takes a swing at some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.
By: Steve Serby
Amazin’ third baseman Mark Vientos, nicknamed “Swaggy V.,” takes a swing at some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. Q: Describe your mentality on the field. A: I’m a competitor. I want to be …
By: Steve Serby
YES clubhouse reporter Meredith Marakovits took a break from asking questions to answering some from Post columnist Steve Serby: Q: What would you tell Yankees fans freaking out over their recent s…
Giants cornerback Deonte Banks goes man-to-man with Post columnist Steve Serby to cover some training camp Q&A.
Aaron Rodgers wanted this, craved this, welcomed this, embraced this: A new team to call his own. Hero worship on the biggest and brightest stage.
We managed to get in touch in an exclusive interview with the Lombardi Trophy that sits inside the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center. He asked to be identified as Lombardi:
It's the Same Old Song every NFL team sings as training camps begins, it's the Same Old Song the Jets have been singing even before Broadway Joe
He rode a camel in Egypt. Now get over the hump and win Comeback Player of the Year. The goal is New Orleans.
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