After three decades as the voice of the Mets across radio and television, currently with WHSQ 880-AM, broadcaster Howie Rose is retiring at the end of the season. He makes the call for some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby before he says to his career, “Put it in the books.” Q: What has the … Read more
ESPN NFL analyst Peter Schrager, formerly of the NFL Network and Fox, takes a timeout to for some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. Q: Why should I listen to podcast “The Schrager Hour”? A: It’s a good hang. I’m trying to get a side of football people — whether it be coaches, general managers, … Read more
ESPN analyst and former Lions quarterback Dan Orlovsky huddles with Post columnist Steve Serby for some Q&A. Q: What did you observe about Aaron Rodgers this year? A: Aaron’s played OK. I don’t think Aaron’s played as bad as people believe he has. I don’t think Aaron’s played well. I don’t love their offensive scheme, … Read more
Longtime Ch. 4 broadcaster Bruce Beck, a New York sports institution, talks a lifetime of memories with Post columnist Steve Serby: Q: If you could cover any baseball game in MLB history? A: 1951, The Shot Heard ’Round the World. ’Cause I loved [Ralph] Branca, I loved [Bobby] Thomson. Q: I’m guessing you would go … Read more
Sports announcer extraordinaire Kenny Albert — who calls Rangers and Knicks games along with other major sports — takes a time out to huddle with Post columnist Steve Serby for some NHL and NBA playoffs Q&A. Q: Is it realistic for Rangers fans to dream of winning the Stanley Cup? A: Definitely realistic. It’s not … Read more
Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Costas chit-chats with Post columnist Steve Serby in a Q&A: Q: Your three all-time favorite interviews? A: Paul McCartney; Ted Williams; Marilu Henner, for reasons people will have to Google. Q: The greatest Major League Baseball team you ever watched? A: As a kid I think about the ’61 Yankees, … Read more
Two generations of New York City sports broadcasting, father and son Ian and Noah Eagle, make the call to do some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. Q: How often do people mistake you for Noah Eagle? IAN: (Laugh). Uh, zero. I’ve been mistaken zero times. I’m too old to pass for Noah. But one … Read more