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In the latest episode of the IslesBlog Podcast, Joe Buono talks with best selling author, columnist and former CBS Sports Radio host John Feinstein.
John explains why he gravitated towards the NHL’s newest expansion franchise in 1972 and offers some of his favorite stories and memories from covering the Dynasty years. Later, John shares his interactions with Al Arbour and why he had such a profound impact on the players he coached. Plus, the difficulties of talking hockey on national radio, the Islanders-Rangers rivalry, Tavares as the face of New York sports and whether he will ever write a hockey book.
Joe and John discuss:
- How a car and cheap seats led him to becoming an Islanders fan in 1972
- Why the only time he shouts at the television is during Islanders games
- Bobby Bourne: “One of the nicest human beings I’ve ever met in my life”
- Why he was advised not to not talk hockey on his national sports radio show
- Reveling in the “You Can’t Beat Us” chant at the Coliseum
- Tavares needing a deep playoff run to add to his national notoriety
- The genuine connection between hockey players and their fans
- If Kyle Okposo will return to the top line when he comes back from his eye injury
- If he will ever add a hockey book to his repertoire
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