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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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.
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Aside from one big moment in the ALCS, he again has fallen short of his regular-season brilliance in this postseason.
By: David Lennon
One can't help but wonder how Yankees' fans will react on Monday night if Game 3 goes south in a hurry, and Judge continues to be the primary culprit.
By: David Lennon
LOS ANGELES Aaron Judge occupied the far corner locker in the visitor's clubhouse at Dodger Stadium, a dressing room more cramped than a
By: David Lennon
The Dodgers-Yanfkees showdown has lived up to the hype in drawing an audience of 30 million, split between the U.S. and Japan, for each of the first two World Series games.
History says the Yankees' dream of a 28th World Series title died with Monday night's 4-2 loss to the Dodgers in Game 3.
Fat Joe to fat chance. Not the epitaph the Yankees imagined for their 2024 season, but the one they wore nonetheless heading into Tuesday night's do-or-die Game 4.
By: David Lennon
Just when you thought the Yankees doing the impossible was some kind of Bronx fairy tale, along comes the real thing: the New Jersey kid who grew
By: David Lennon
When the Yankees signed Gerrit Cole to a record nine-year, $325 million contract before the 2020 season, a giddy Hal Steinbrenner said they'd have
By: David Lennon
This October, the Yankees repeatedly credited their tightly-knit clubhouse and resilient nature for getting them to the World Series.
By: David Lennon
The discussion surrounding Aaron Judge for most of October focused on how much he was hurting the Yankees with his sub-MVP level production.
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