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Zach talks Nets and Knicks hot streaks with Sarah Kustok of the YES Network and Ian Begley of SNY -- plus trade scuttlebutt from across the league in the wake of the Anthony Davis injury and struggles in Chicago and Toronto.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Miles and Jack were honored to be joined by Brooklyn Nets and NBA Analyst Sarah Kustok on the latest episode of Boosties. The trio discussed KD as a mentor and inspiration for the younger players in the league, some of the incredible exploits of Ja Morant and Luka Doncic and plenty more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Miles and Jack were honored to be joined by Brooklyn Nets and NBA Analyst Sarah Kustok on the latest episode of Boosties. The trio discussed KD as a mentor and inspiration for the younger players in the league, some of the incredible exploits of Ja Morant and Luka Doncic and plenty more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our second podcast during encore week features Sarah Kustok who made history by becoming the first woman hired as a full time t.v. analyst for an NBA team, the Brooklyn Nets. Her work has demonstrated just how knowledgeable she is about here craft, that and she is gifted with glittering personality. Remember, Kustok was a suburban Chicago high school basketball star and later a quality player at DePaul. “I had great teammates and we had great fun and of course with Doug Bruno, who is still the head coach, we were top 25 my last 2 seasons.” Bruno will also be a future guest on this podcast.Born and raised in Chicago Kustok said one of her great joys in her blossoming career was covering the Blackhawks when they won the first of their three Stanley Cups in six seasons back in 2010. “Prior to game one they put the Jonathan Toews sweater on the statue of Michael Jordan outside the United Center. But I will never forget game 5 at the United Center, low and behold Jordan was introduced and what is he wearing….a Jonathan Toews sweater,” Kustok recalled.Kustok also discusses the most difficult time in her life when her father was convicted of murdering her mother. She said simply, “You will always be your mother's greatest legacy.”Tomorrow we feature one of the most popular sports personalities going today, ESPN's Mike Greenberg.If you are enjoying encore week of this show, make sure to find it on Tuesday's with new episodes on this SportsMediaWatch.com podcast feed and you can follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Our second podcast during encore week features Sarah Kustok who made history by becoming the first woman hired as a full time t.v. analyst for an NBA team, the Brooklyn Nets. Her work has demonstrated just how knowledgeable she is about here craft, that and she is gifted with glittering personality. Remember, Kustok was a suburban Chicago high school basketball star and later a quality player at DePaul. “I had great teammates and we had great fun and of course with Doug Bruno, who is still the head coach, we were top 25 my last 2 seasons.” Bruno will also be a future guest on this podcast.Born and raised in Chicago Kustok said one of her great joys in her blossoming career was covering the Blackhawks when they won the first of their three Stanley Cups in six seasons back in 2010. “Prior to game one they put the Jonathan Toews sweater on the statue of Michael Jordan outside the United Center. But I will never forget game 5 at the United Center, low and behold Jordan was introduced and what is he wearing….a Jonathan Toews sweater,” Kustok recalled.Kustok also discusses the most difficult time in her life when her father was convicted of murdering her mother. She said simply, “You will always be your mother's greatest legacy.”Tomorrow we feature one of the most popular sports personalities going today, ESPN's Mike Greenberg.If you are enjoying encore week of this show, make sure to find it on Tuesday's with new episodes on this SportsMediaWatch.com podcast feed and you can follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Zach takes stock of the playoffs in the wake of injuries to Devin Booker and Khris Middleton; then Sarah Kustok of the YES Network talks Nets-Celtics and ESPN's Kevin Arnovitz discusses Wolves-Grizz and some Jazz-Mavs

On the Friday edition, Howard Beck welcomes YES Network's Sarah Kustok to discuss the ever-evolving and unpredictable Nets: contender or failed experiment? Later, author Gary Pomerantz joins Beck and Kustok to discuss the 60th anniversary of Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game, which was featured in a recent episode of the NBA Flashback pod. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Zach talks to Sarah Kustok of the YES Network on Kyrie Irving's debut and the state of the Nets with their part-time star, then Bulls analyst and 8-year NBA veteran Stacey King discusses the East's No. 1 seed -- plus some stories from the glory days

Zach and Sports Illustrated's Howard Beck pick their inner circle of contenders, talk Warriors, and discuss Howard's feature on Scoot Henderson. Then Sarah Kustok of the YES Network talks all things Nets. 

Zach talks to Sarah Kustok of the YES Network about Kyrie Irving, Brooklyn's media day, and expectations for the Nets. Then ESPN's Tim Bontemps joins to talk Michael Porter Jr.'s extension, the latest on Ben Simmons, and the Milwaukee Bucks quest to repeat.

Robin Lundberg, Kerry Kittles and Jake Brown open the show talking about Jake's throwback Kerry Kittles medium jersey he found. They then get into the back-to-back losses to the Bucks, how the team plays without James Harden, Steve Nash not using timeouts and concerns that the Nets could fall to the No. 3 seed. YES Network Nets color commentator Sarah Kustok then joins the show. Kustok discusses the Nets without Harden, the noise around the team, the YES broadcast crew, role players, Nash's coaching and shooting against Kerry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We raise a glass on this episode of Drinks with Binks to YES Network Brooklyn Nets Analyst, Sarah Kustok. Kustok is the first full time female NBA analyst who is also a host on FS1 and CBS Sports. She gives us the latest on the Kevin Durant injury, how the Brooklyn Nets most resemble the Avengers, and why a healthy LeBron James and Anthony Davis are the favorites to repeat as NBA Champions. Watch “Drinks With Binks,” hosted by Julie Stewart-Binks, every Wednesday at 8 & 8:30pm ET and PT on fubosportsnetwork.com, or with LG Channels powered by Xumo, Samsung TV Plus, Plex, The Roku Channel, Xumo, and in fuboTV base packages.

She has blazed a trail. Sarah Kustok was one of the nations top three point shooters in college and now she's the only female game analyst for an NBA team. Paired with the versatile Ian Eagle, Kustok has quickly established herself with the Brooklyn Nets and her workload has included NCAA tournament games.But Kustok's basketball talents were honed in the Chicago area, first in high school, then at DePaul where she led the Blue Demons for four post season appearances. Then a career in television began, a career that catapulted to where she is today. Kustok became so popular with her coverage of many sports including the Blackhawks first of three Stanley cup titles in 2010 that was enshrined in the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame at the tender age of 31!Kustok continues to push forward despite a tragic yet celebrated incident involving her father who is serving a prison sentence for killing her mother in 2010. Kustok said, “I absolutely think about the angel she was.”Hear her on "Tell Me a Story I Don't Know" and make sure to subscribe/review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

She has blazed a trail. Sarah Kustok was one of the nations top three point shooters in college and now she's the only female game analyst for an NBA team. Paired with the versatile Ian Eagle, Kustok has quickly established herself with the Brooklyn Nets and her workload has included NCAA tournament games.But Kustok's basketball talents were honed in the Chicago area, first in high school, then at DePaul where she led the Blue Demons for four post season appearances. Then a career in television began, a career that catapulted to where she is today. Kustok became so popular with her coverage of many sports including the Blackhawks first of three Stanley cup titles in 2010 that was enshrined in the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame at the tender age of 31!Kustok continues to push forward despite a tragic yet celebrated incident involving her father who is serving a prison sentence for killing her mother in 2010. Kustok said, “I absolutely think about the angel she was.”Hear her on "Tell Me a Story I Don't Know" and make sure to subscribe/review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Sarah Kustok is part of the NBA's best local TV broadcast, serving as the Nets game analyst on the YES Network. She's covered the Nets since 2012 and was there when Caris LeVert joined the franchise in 2016. Since the Pacers acquired LeVert in a four-team trade, the first call I made was to Kustok to learn even more about what the Pacers were getting. “I don’t even think he’s scratched the surface of the player that he’s going to become," she said. ----- FieldhouseFiles.com is the home for all my stories. Sign up and follow along for complete Pacers coverage. Follow Scott on Twitter and Instagram.

Joining SI's Chris Mannix this week is Sarah Kustok, YES Network and FS1 NBA analyst. Mannix and Kustok discuss the Wizards and Nets depleted rosters, if the NBA should have -- and should still -- reseed the playoffs, if the NBA's bubble will hold up, what losing Avery Bradley means to the Lakers and The Decision, ten years later Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Not many people, love basketball the way Sarah does. Watching her turn that into an incredible career in broadcasting is pretty sweet. We talked about her blazing a trail as the Brooklyn Nets color analyst and why she loves the game so much.  

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Joining SI's Chris Mannix this week is Sarah Kustok, YES Network analyst and NBA analyst for FS1. Mannix and Kustok talk the NBA's trade deadline winners and losers, Houston going all-in on small ball, the Sixers shooting (and chemistry) woes, the Knicks decision to hire another front office neophyte and more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining SI's Chris Mannix this week is Sarah Kustok, Nets analyst for YES Network and FS1 NBA analyst. Mannix and Kustok talk Kyrie's return to the Brooklyn lineup, expectations for the rest of the season, the Lakers Kyle Kuzma problem, which Eastern Conference team needs an upgrade, Markelle Fultz's play and more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining SI's Chris Mannix this week is Sarah Kustok, YES Network analyst and FS1 NBA analyst. Mannix and Kustok dive into the Knicks decision to fire David Fizdale -- from how much was actually Fizdale's fault to if this will (finally) serve as a wakeup call to James Dolan -- the Lakers December surge, Kevin Love's trade value, surprise contenders, why the Nets are winning without Kyrie Irving and more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining SI's Chris Mannix this week is YES Network analyst and FS1 NBA analyst Sarah Kustok. Mannix and Kustok dive into USA Basketball's quarterfinal loss to France, what it means for the future of USA Basketball and what impact it will have on the roster for the 2020 Olympics. Plus Kevin Durant's interview in the Wall Street Journal, the Grizzlies stance on Andre Iguodala, Joe Johnson's potential NBA return and DeMarcus Cousins's NBA future.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining SI's Chris Mannix this week is Sarah Kustok, Nets analyst for YES Network and NBA insider for FS1. Mannix and Kustok take a deep dive into the future of Carmelo Anthony, why USA Basketball chose to pass on his services, the NCAA retreating from the 'Rich Paul rule,' Kevin Durant's first public comments about the Warriors, Mikhail Prokhorov's legacy and more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On a solo pod, Marcus talks about Kevin Durant and Sean Marks apparently not being in touch prior to KD announcing his intentions on Instagram. Then, he discusses Sarah Kustok being courted by the Clippers and lauds the Nets' broadcast team. And lastly, some quick reactions to the signings of David Nwaba and Henry Ellenson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On a solo pod, Marcus talks about Kevin Durant and Sean Marks apparently not being in touch prior to KD announcing his intentions on Instagram. Then, he discusses Sarah Kustok being courted by the Clippers and lauds the Nets' broadcast team. And lastly, some quick reactions to the signings of David Nwaba and Henry Ellenson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining SI's Chris Mannix this week are YES Network and FS1 NBA analyst Sarah Kustok and The Crossover's Rohan Nadkarni. Mannix, Kustok and Nadkarni dive into the Nets big weekend, Kyrie's short term fit, the Warriors next move, a revamped Sixers team and which non-Nets team had the best offseason. Sports Illustrated is conducting an audience survey to better serve all of our listeners. It will only take a few minutes of your time and it really helps us improve our shows. Please take our survey here: si.com/crossoversurvey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining SI's Chris Mannix this week are Sarah Kustok, Nets analyst for the YES Network and NBA analyst for FS1, and SI senior writer Scott Price. Mannix and Kustok dive into the ripple effect of Kevin Durant's Achilles injury--from what it means for Golden State to how it will impact free agency, Kyrie Irving's free agency, specifically. Plus how Irving would fit in with the Nets, the latest chatter around Anthony Davis and a preview of Game 6 of the NBA Finals. Later, Mannix and Price discuss Price's definitive story on NBA agent Rich Paul. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining SI's Chris Mannix this week is YES Network and FS1 NBA analyst Sarah Kustok. Mannix and Kustok dive into Boston's early playoff run, pressure on Milwaukee going into Game 2, the ongoing referee drama in the Golden State-Houston series, the Suns and Lakers coaching search--and which job is better--and what the Nets priorities are this offseason. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 42 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features three guests. First up is Ian Eagle and Sarah Kustok, the broadcast team for the Brooklyn Nets as well as accomplished broadcasters for CBS, the YES Network  Turner Sports and Tennis Channel (Eagle) and the YES Network and Fox Sports (Kustok). They are followed by Wall Street Journal sports columnist Jason Gay and Boston Globe baseball writer Pete Abraham.  In this podcast, Eagle and Kustok discuss why it works between the two of them; what is unique about their partnership; how they value preparation and passion about preparation; whether you can have a good broadcast if you dislike your colleague; how the Nets’ current success has impacted their broadcast; why Eagle says Kustok gets television; whether they have ever gotten on each other nerves; working with Richard Jefferson in a three-person booth; why Brad Stevens, Erik Spoelstra and Nick Nurse are great in production meetings; why the Nets are good this year; whether the Nets can land a big-name free agent in 2019; what Sarah wants to do long-term in broadcasting; how Eagle tries to develop chemistry with his partners and much more.  Gay discusses his recent piece titled, “Mr. Kraft’ and the Sports Owner God Complex,” and why sports owners are so often afforded the honorific “Mr”; why this exists more in the NFL than other sports; whether there is a parallel to “Coach” in college sports; the racial component in this construct; the uniqueness of writing sports for the Wall Street Journal; writing celebrity profiles versus sports pieces and much more.  Abraham discusses the passing and legacy of longtime Red Sox beat writer Nick Cafardo; how Cafardo was instrumental in Abraham being hiring at the Globe; the pressures of covering a cultural institution such as the Red Sox and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify and more.

Joining SI's Chris Mannix is YES Network analyst and Fox Sports NBA Insider Sarah Kustok. Mannix and Kustok examine DeMarcus Cousins debut in Golden State--and if anyone can touch the Warriors now that he's back--Utah's recent surge, what's behind the Nets surprising success this season, some brutal decisions on the All-Star ballot and what's next for Carmelo Anthony.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining Chris Mannix of Yahoo Sports this week is Sarah Kustok, Nets analyst for the YES Network and NBA analyst for FS1. Mannix and Kustok dive into the simmering feud between Rajon Rondo and Chris Paul, the Lakers rocky start, the red hot Raptors, how Philadelphia is rebuilding Markelle Fultz, a stunning start for Anthony Davis and the Pelicans and more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining Chris Mannix of Yahoo Sports this week are Sarah Kustok, NBA analyst for the YES Network and Fox Sports 1, and ESPN's Arash Markazi. Kustok and Mannix dive into LeBron James's first public comments since joining the Lakers, if the Rockets really should sign Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Durant's future and more. Later, Mannix and Markazi take a deep dive on the Lakers, including the future of Luke Walton as head coach.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining Chris Mannix of Yahoo Sports this week is YES Network and Fox Sports NBA analyst Sarah Kustok. Mannix and Kustok examine the future of Oklahoma City, LeBron’s incredible first round series, Boston’s young stars and more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 142 of the Sports Illustrated Media podcast features two guests: the return of best-selling author James Andrew Miller, the host of the podcast, “Origins,” and Sarah Kustok, the lead television analyst for the Brooklyn Nets. In this podcast, Miller discusses ESPN’s two-week suspension of Jemele Hill; how much that suspension was related to ESPN’s relationship with the NFL; how far ESPN employees can go regarding commentary; the future of Hill and Michael Smith with the SportsCenter brand; Hill’s First Amendment right not insulating her from sanction by her private sector employer; ESPN management’s role in discipline; whether ESPN management has any recourse against White House attacks; how ESPN employees should approach social media in the near term; whether ESPN will remain part of a larger culture war, and much more. Kustok discusses how she studies game film; what she is looking at during a possession; the YES Network naming her as their Nets game analyst alongside play by play callers Ian Eagle and Ryan Rucco; whether sideline reporter positions are a good opportunity for women or whether they reinforce that women are not getting other positions on a sports broadcast; her first assignment as an NBA analyst; the impact of Ann Drysdale, Doris Burke, Beth Mowins and Jessica Mendoza on her career; the similarities of working in Chicago and New York; her social media approach; what, if any, personal experiences she has when it comes to sexism; why we have not seen a woman calling play by play full-time in the NBA; her 2017-18 scouting report for the Celtics, Cavs, Thunder, Warriors and Rockets; the quality of the Warriors public relations staff, and much more. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play and Stitcher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One the latest episode of the Give Me a Sense podcast, Ashley Adamson of the Pac-12 Network and Sarah Kustok of the YES Network share their career paths. Ashley (Studio Host/Sideline Reporter) and Sarah (Game Analyst/Sideline Reporter) have both made it to prominent on air positions, but both achieved success with differently. Kustok and Adamson reveal the real challenges women face in the sports industry.  Male or female, if you have aspirations to be on air, this show will give you amazing insight on what it takes and how to do it.