Will Leitch is a Contributing Editor at New York Magazine. He covers a wide range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, as well as arts and entertainment, film, and theater. Leitch's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NBC News, BBC News, The Wall Street Journal, and CNN.
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Will Leitch's focus is primarily on sports, particularly college football and MLB. He seems to be interested in rankings, analysis of specific events or players' performances. If you want to reach out effectively, consider offering data-driven insights into player performance or predictions for upcoming events within the MLB and college football.
Given his interest in investment analysis and industry-specific coverage, he may also be open to pitches that provide unique perspectives on trends shaping the sports industry as a whole. However, it's important to note that movie rankings are not a prominent theme in his coverage so pitching topics related to this would likely not align with his interests.
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Either the Brewers’ or Rays’ fan base will finally get a title. The other will get let down one more time.
By: Will Leitch
5 starting pitchers Cardinals could target in free agency
It’s here. You’ve made it. The World Series begins Friday night. It is as compelling a matchup as you could want, featuring the teams with the best records in each league battling it out. And, of course, when this series is over, one team is going to have something it
This World Series features the No. 1 seed in each league, and Game 1 definitely felt like it was a matchup between teams who are nearly dead even. Every pitch was stressful, every at-bat mattered. These teams are close. The Brewers were just a tiny bit better,
By: Adam McCalvy, Will Leitch
This lifelong Brewers fan walks to EVERY home game (yes, even the World Series) Share
The Milwaukee Brewers, before Friday, had not played a World Series game in 44 years. Now they are two wins -- two little wins -- from their first World Series title. The Rays, meanwhile, come back home to Tropicana Field, the home where they have been so successful all year,
4 takeaways from a conversation with Chaim Bloom The first season of Cardinals president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom’s tenure was an unquestioned success.
By: Will Leitch
Only one team in postseason history has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit — you may vaguely remember when that happened — and it’s fair to say that, after a 10-1 blowout loss in Game 3, the Rays very much have an uphill climb. Meanwhile, the Brewers and their
By: Will Leitch
Cody Campbell's response to Texas Tech having the audacity to lose a game is classic pound-the-table-and-ask-to-see-the-manager behavior.
By: Will Leitch
The Brewers were three outs away from the first World Series championship in franchise history, and from making Cooper Pratt a Milwaukee legend … but the Rays had other plans. So we head to Game 5 on Wednesday night. Can the Rays stay alive, again? Or is tonight the night
