Assistant sports editor/editor, Post Sports+
Jonathan Lehman is an Assistant Sports Editor/Editor for Post Sports+, the sports section of the New York Post. With a focus on multinational sports coverage, Jonathan writes articles on a range of topics including basketball, soccer, tennis, and baseball. His work has also been featured in the Herald Sun.
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Jonathan Lehman's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly basketball and baseball. He frequently covers ongoing events and evolving stories within these sports, indicating an interest in current developments and analysis.
Given the nature of his articles, he would likely be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights into ongoing games or events, as well as expert commentary on team performances or individual player achievements. Additionally, providing exclusive access to athletes or coaches could also pique his interest.
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By: Jonathan Lehman
Eighteen seconds. Eighteen crazy seconds. Eighteen seconds that very well may determine the fate of the Liberty's WNBA title aspirations.
By: Jonathan Lehman
Breanna Stewart asked for this, all of this. The mantle of the Liberty's superstar among stars.
The best part of the Mets' Steve Cohen era, you could say, has been the proper setting of expectations.
This was the Liberty's reward for ambition. It came covered in sterling silver, by way of Tiffany's, as the confetti flew and streamers
By: Jonathan Lehman
The Minnesota Lynx missed 44 of their 70 shots in a championship-deciding WNBA Finals Game 5 loss to the Liberty
By: Jonathan Lehman
The question will be how much general manager Jonathan Kolb chooses, or is forced, to alter the core of the superteam he has assembled.
By: Jonathan Lehman
How does women’s college basketball replace a transcendent superstar who became a new kind of household name, a buzzy rivalry between commercial-ready personalities and their respective teams’ ques…
By: Jonathan Lehman
For all of the changes in women’s college basketball, it’s status quo at the top.
By: Jonathan Lehman
The effort of adding championships begins in earnest Sunday afternoon, when Gotham opens the playoffs at Red Bull Arena against the Portland Thorns.
With Ali Krieger’s help, we picked out five Gotham FC players to watch in Sunday’s playoff clash against Portland:
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