Michael Silverman is a journalist at The Boston Globe. He covers the business of sports, with a focus on competitive sports, including baseball and football, as well as intersecting themes of medicine and healthcare. His work has been featured in The Globe and Mail, Quartz, Boston.com, and Boston Globe Technology.
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Michael Silverman's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and developments, particularly in the Boston area. Given his emphasis on event coverage and press releases, he may be most interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights or access to local sporting events, team ownership changes, stadium renovations, or stories related to major regional teams such as the Red Sox and Patriots.
Pitches offering unique perspectives from players, coaches, or officials involved with these local teams could capture Michael's attention. Additionally, since Michael covers a range of sports topics including baseball, golf and women’s hockey league among others; experts within these particular fields might find success when reaching out for potential collaboration.
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By: Michael Silverman
It's back to the drawing board on a name for Boston's women's soccer team.
By: Michael Silverman
Court documents reveal deep concern from both Boston Unity Soccer Partners, the corporate entity behind new women's professional soccer team BOS
By: Michael Silverman
Wu characterized the nearly 96 percent increase in the city’s $91 million price tag as a budget refinement that resulted from extensive public feedback.
By: Michael Silverman
Wu characterized the nearly 96 percent increase in the city’s $91 million price tag as a budget refinement that resulted from extensive public feedback.
By: Michael Silverman
Boston's NWSL outfit is scheduled to begin play in March 2026. If the stadium and field are not finished in time, the team could pay the city up to $45 million to finish construction.
By: Michael Silverman
Go easy on yourself if you never got to pore through the legalese-laden, 321-page White Stadium lease agreement between the City of Boston and the new women's soccer team before Christmas like you vowed.
By: Michael Silverman
If you didn't pore through the legalese-laden, 321-page lease agreement, we've got you.
Normally, I am a very tolerant person. Few things rile me. However, I always become outraged when learning about yet another attempt to ban a book. I love books and
By: Michael Silverman
The Patriots' 3-13 season will be put out of its misery this Sunday at Gillette Stadium. Unsurprisingly, there's no clamor to witness the final moments.
By: Michael Silverman
The reigning women's and men's Boston Marathon champions will return to the Hopkinton start line April 21, withHellen Obiri of Kenya looking for her third title in a row.
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