David Lengel
Producer, Director and Writer at Freelance
Freelance Writer at The Guardian
Likes: NYC, London, transit, NYM, noodles. Beliefs: social contracts, separation of powers, pragmatism. Does: media production, writing, politics.
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3 weeks ago |
msn.com | David Lengel
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | David Lengel
David will be here shortly. In the meantime here’s a look at our predictions for the NBA finals:Thunder in five. They’ve been utterly dominant all season. That’s mostly been the case for the playoffs too, allowing for some Jokić magic in the second round. The Pacers have been a ton of fun to watch, have impressive depth and a rising star in Haliburton. But the Thunder are deeper, more talented and have the best player in the series – that’s a recipe for a gentleman’s sweep. Ryan BaldiThunder in five.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | David Lengel
On Friday night in New York City, more than 19,000 Knicks fans poured out of Madison Square Garden and onto Seventh Avenue, celebrating their team’s improbable 4-2 series victory over the Boston Celtics. The NBA’s social media peanut gallery had previously taken issue with Knicks fans for their overly exuberant early-round victory celebrations, but after landing in the Eastern Conference finals for the first time in a quarter-century, this party was as legit as the Knicks newfound title hopes.
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2 months ago |
theguardian.com | Claire de Lune |Bryan Armen Graham |David Lengel |Andrew Lawrence |AR Shaw
Is the regular season in crisis? Absolutely not. Could it stand to be a little shorter? Sure. Do the referees need to be more judicious with when they intervene? I’d argue they do. But the real problem the NBA faces is, in my opinion, a PR one. Its loudest voices should spend less time pearl-clutching and more time celebrating. Claire de LuneStar players sit, games blur together and offense is unchecked.
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2 months ago |
theguardian.com | David Lengel
In its brief moment of fame, the torpedo bat has made quite the impression in MLB. Over the weekend, the New York Yankees used the bat, designed by an MIT-educated professor, as an instrument of destruction against the hapless Milwaukee Brewers. Since then, I’ve heard about the bats so often that they’ve been showing up in my dreams.
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Hey, there's an NBA Finals viewing party over here. https://t.co/hRYvVBruBb
The cuts made to U.S. federal agencies by the Trump administration seem to have been made with a mind to prove something to some people, but it's unclear what that something is.
Big thank you to the Knicks organization. The professionalism and max effort was always appreciated. The kids loved watching you, so did I. Following the story all season was such a pleasant diversion, a big reason why sports are so needed.