David Lennon is a baseball columnist for Newsday Sports, focusing on the local baseball scene in New York City. With a deep knowledge of the sport and its players, David provides insightful analysis and commentary on the latest news and developments in the baseball world.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
New York, United States (Local)
Not enough data
David Lennon's coverage primarily revolves around the sports industry, specifically baseball and Major League Baseball (MLB). His focus on expert commentary, announcements, event coverage, and investment analysis indicates a preference for in-depth insights from industry experts related to player acquisitions, team strategies, and significant events within MLB.
Given his local geographic focus on New York City and the Yankees' extensive coverage in his articles, he may be particularly interested in pitches involving insider perspectives or exclusive interviews with individuals closely associated with the New York Yankees or Mets. Insights into upcoming player signings or trade deals could also pique his interest.
Considering David's emphasis on expert commentary and investment analysis, offering unique perspectives on potential impact players or detailed financial analyses related to team decisions might resonate well with him.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: David Lennon
With MLB's winter meetings officially scheduled to begin Monday in Dallas, it feels somewhat relevant to point out that it happens to fall on Dec. 9.
By: David Lennon
The Yankees and Mets are among five teams said to be in the bidding, which reportedly has reached $700 million.
By: David Lennon
DALLAS -- When Steve Cohen purchased the Mets, putting baseball's richest owner at the helm of the Flushing franchise, everyone had an idea this day was coming.
By: David Lennon
DALLAS -- When the door to his hotel suite swung open Monday, roughly 16 hours after losing out on Juan Soto, GM Brian Cashman sat awkwardly on a couch, leaning up against one side.
By: David Lennon
DALLAS — Amid the Juan Soto fallout, Brian Cashman pledged a swift pivot to Plan B, and he seemed especially eager to do so with Hal Steinbrenner's $760 million offer returned to the GM's pocket.
By: David Lennon
DALLAS — On Thursday, when he's finally unveiled at Citi Field, Juan Soto can settle the debate himself, once and for all. Why pick the Mets over the Yankees?
Even with Juan Soto's freshly-minted $765 million contract, he's still not in Steve Cohen's league when it comes to personal fortune.
David Wright's No. 5 is headed for the Citi Field rafters. Wright, a seven-time All-Star, winner of two Gold Gloves and the Mets' last
By: David Lennon
Maybe the timing is a coincidence, but the Yankees have countered the loss of Juan Soto with a pair of sizable Ws this week, spacing them around the hype involving the free-agent slugger's defection from the Bronx to Queens.
The Tom Seaver statue serves as the unofficial gatekeeper for Citi Field, as the majestic bronze memorial to the greatest Met is the first thing
(833) 317-6278 
