Will Leitch
Contributing Editor at New York Magazine
Columnist at MLB
Journalist at Freelance
Co-Host and Critic at Grierson & Leitch
Author, HOW LUCKY, THE TIME HAS COME and the upcoming LLOYD MCNEIL'S LAST RIDE. writer, @nymag. @MLB. @griersonleitch. Founder, Deadspin. Illini. Mattoonian.
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3 days ago |
nymag.com | Will Leitch
It's only been three days since the Knicks were eliminated from the NBA playoffs by Tyrese Halliburton and the hated Indiana Pacers for the second consecutive season, but I'm already having a difficult time staying too angry about it. Sure, it was difficult to watch the Knicks, who made it deeper into the postseason than they have this century, lay an egg in game six in Indianapolis, with their stars Jalen Brunson and (especially) Karl-Anthony Towns turning in their worst games of the postseason.
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3 days ago |
mlb.com | Will Leitch
Si eres un fanático triste de los Medias Blancas o de los Rockies en este momento, si todo parece estar perdido y sin esperanzas, mira a los Tigres de Detroit. Los Tigres del 2019, hace apenas seis años, perdieron 114 juegos. Sufrieron 96 derrotas en el 2022. Se perdieron los playoffs durante casi una década. ¿Y ahora? Los votantes de nuestros Power Rankings los tienen como el mejor equipo de Grandes Ligas. Por delante de los Dodgers. Por delante de los Yankees. Por delante de todos.
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4 days ago |
jhnewsandguide.com | Will Leitch
Ben Stiller has been near the center of American culture for nearly 40 years, from “The Ben Stiller Show” in the early ’90s to “Reality Bites” to “Zoolander” to “Meet the Parents” to “Tropic Thunder” to his work behind the scenes of the Apple TV+ smash “Severance.” But that’s all showbiz stuff; none of us have ever really known the man himself. To see the real Ben Stiller, the human being beneath it all, you have to watch a Knicks game.
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4 days ago |
bvmsports.com | Will Leitch
If you're a sad White Sox or Rockies fan right now, if it all seems lost and hopeless, look at the Detroit Tigers. The 2019 Tigers, just six years ago, lost 114 games. They lost 96 in 2022. They missed the playoffs every year for nearly a decade. And now? Our Power Ranking voters have them as the best team in baseball. Ahead of the Dodgers. Ahead of the Yankees. Ahead of everybody. There is always, always hope.
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4 days ago |
mlb.com | Will Leitch
If you’re a sad White Sox or Rockies fan right now, if it all seems lost and hopeless, look at the Detroit Tigers. The 2019 Tigers, just six years ago, lost 114 games. They lost 96 in 2022. They missed the playoffs every year for nearly a decade. And now? Our Power Ranking voters have them as the best team in baseball. Ahead of the Dodgers. Ahead of the Yankees. Ahead of everybody. There is always, always hope.
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RT @NYMag: Roger Goodell has perfected the art of sucking up to President Trump, Will Leitch writes. The NFL commissioner has learned that…
For @NYMag, I wrote about how Roger Goodell has been training his entire life to be the guy standing next to Donald Trump as he bleated crazy old racist rich guy shit. https://t.co/391qo7X2N6