Michael Silverman is a journalist specializing in the business of sports, particularly in the Massachusetts and Boston area. He writes for The Boston Globe, with a focus on local sports teams and events. His work has also been featured in publications such as Quartz and The Globe and Mail.
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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
A raise slated for next summer for all high school sports officials appears unlikely to quell rising discontent over pay for ice hockey officials this winter.
By: Michael Silverman
Boston's new professional women's soccer team established its identity with what it believes is a boss move on Tuesday.
By: Michael Silverman
The first official gathering of BOS Nation FC, Boston's newly named NWSL team, took place in downtown Boston Tuesday night at Dick's House of Sport.
By: Michael Silverman
Boston's new National Women's Soccer League team gave its “Too Many Balls” campaign the boot Wednesday, apologizing for the backlash caused by the team's failure to read how the message would land.
By: Michael Silverman, Shirley Leung
Hale, the CEO of Granite Telecommunications, is currently a Celtics limited partner. Bezos, the half-brother of Jeff Bezos, is the founding partner of HighPost Capital.
By: Michael Silverman
Right on schedule, the Celtics raised their 18th banner and began defending their championship Tuesday night.
By: Michael Silverman
The degree of difficulty in getting the name right for a new sports team is quite high.
By: Michael Silverman, Jon Chesto
The New England Revolution just secured a crucial assist from the state Legislature to help build a soccer stadium in Everett.
By: Michael Silverman
When it comes to payroll, Kennedy noted the Red Sox are prepared to expand the budget. “Even if it takes us over the CBT,” he said.
NEW YORK — Major League Baseball is inching closer to centralizing its media rights package.
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