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Sarah Kustok named Nets’ primary game analyst on YES

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By Neil Bestneil.best@newsday.com@sportswatch

Sarah Kustok, the YES Network’s longtime Nets courtside reporter, will become the primary game analyst for the coming season, YES announced on Monday. The network added that she will become the only woman working as the primary solo NBA game analyst at a regional sports network.

Ian Eagle and Ryan Ruocco will return as the Nets’ TV play-by-play men, and Jim Spanarkel will work as a game analyst when Kustok does not.

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Sarah Kustok, the YES Network’s longtime Nets courtside reporter, will become the primary game analyst for the coming season, YES announced on Monday. The network added that she will become the only woman working as the primary solo NBA game analyst at a regional sports network.

Ian Eagle and Ryan Ruocco will return as the Nets’ TV play-by-play men, and Jim Spanarkel will work as a game analyst when Kustok does not.

Mike Fratello will move from game analyst to YES’ Nets studio coverage. Michael Grady will succeed Kustok as courtside reporter.

Neil Best first worked at Newsday in 1982, returned in 1985 after a detour to Alaska and has been here since, specializing in high schools, college basketball, the NFL and most recently sports media and business.