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.
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SAN ANTONIO Fresh off their crushing five-game World Series loss to the Dodgers, the Yankees picked up their first W of this postseason Monday: keeping Gerrit Cole while saving $36 million in the process.
By: David Lennon
SAN ANTONIO -- No, Brian Cashman didn't lose his temper Tuesday and bust through his quarter-zip pullover, like the front-office Hulk we witnessed a year ago at the GM meetings in Scottsdale.
By: David Lennon
SAN ANTONIO — For Scott Boras, there's only one thing better than a New York baseball team, flush with cash, drooling over your nine-figure client.
By: David Lennon
It was hardly shocking when the Yankees announced Friday morning that Aaron Boone would be back for his eighth season as manager.
With Juan Soto being described this past week as a “Mona Lisa” by his agent, Scott Boras, it was expected that the negotiations for him would be
By: David Lennon
Short of delivering a monster check, it was unclear what the Yankees' meeting with Juan Soto — reportedly scheduled for Monday somewhere in the
In perhaps the least suspenseful move of the entire baseball offseason, Juan Soto rejected the Yankees' $21.05 million qualifying offer Tuesday, wrapping up the last administrative detail of his free agency.
By: David Lennon
Nobody knows yet where Juan Soto is going to sign, probably not even the “generational talent” himself.
By: David Lennon
In the National League MVP race, no one delivered a better closing argument than Francisco Lindor, whose game-winning homer in the ninth inning, on
By: David Lennon
The day after winning his second AL MVP in unanimous fashion, Aaron Judge revealed that he's already been hard at work trying to get the Yankees
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