Yawkey Way Report takes pride in their staff. Every single person is important in the making of our website and print publication. Let’s meet the staff of Yawkey Way Report!
Yawkey Way Report Writers:
.Dom Nicastro
Dom Nicastro is a veteran sportswriter, editor and award-winning journalist whose credits include the Gloucester Daily Times, Salem News, Lawrence Eagle-Tribune, Hockey Night in Boston Magazine and Boston Magazine. He can be reached via email at nicastrod@yahoo.com.
Paul Altmeyer
Paul Altmeyer is a free-lance writer who is a lifelong Red Sox fan. Born in Boston, he was taken, against his will, by his parents to Rye, NY, where he spent his youth. Despite growing up a short drive from the Bronx, his allegiance to the Red Sox never wavered, and he was proud to idolize Yaz.
Nathan Farrell
Nathan Farrell is a recent graduate of Rhode Island College with a degree in Mass Media Communication. A native of Pawtucket, Nathan has seen stars such as Dustin Pedroia, Jon Lester, and Jacoby Ellsbury, come through McCoy Stadium just to name a few. He was a part of the staff for Write on Sports, a sports writing camp for middle school students in Central Falls, RI. Although a fan of all sports, baseball is his true passion. Follow him on Twitter
@Nate_Farrell
Zach Sanzone
Zach Sanzone is a teacher and freelance baseball writer. A graduate of the
School of Education at Boston University, Sanzone divides his time between teaching,
writing, and going to Red Sox games. Sanzone has published baseball articles in
Compete Magazine, short stories in Suspense Magazine, and a law paper in the American
University Journal of Gender, Social Policy, & the Law. He is also a book reviewer for
Spitball Magazine. He lives in the Boston area with his cat, Franklin Delano Kittycat. You can find him on Twitter @Zenpen81
Mitchell Sabbatelli
Mitchell Sabbatelli graduated from Salem State University in 2015, with a degree in Communications Journalism. He has covered Sports since 2012. He interned at the Lowell Sun and worked for the Wakefield Daily Item, covering local sports. Mitchell currently hosts his own sports talk show on Saugus access television. Since four years old, he has been a diehard Boston sports fan. At five years old, he made his dad turn his backyard into a Fenway replica wiffle ball field. His favorite sports memory is the ‘04 Red Sox season or the undefeated regular season of the Patriots in ‘07.
Michael Sivo
I was born and raised in South Windsor, CT, where the Red Sox were (and still are) king in my family’s household. Currently living in Brighton, MA, working my dream job in the Red Sox Productions department. Writing is my passion, especially when it comes to sports. Always consuming sports content, always running outside, and always looking for a new place in the world to explore. Check out my sports blog @Sportsmart and send ideas!
Shukri Wrights
Shukri Wrights currently lives in Boston, MA. He is originally from New York, NY where he was born and raised. Wrights attended Long Island University where he majored in Journalism. Wrights also works at TD Garden as a member of the Bullgang crew in which they change the Garden floor from Boston Bruins hockey to Boston Celtics basketball and other events. Wrights loves baseball because of its pace and timeless nature of the game as it is his first passion.
Oliver Nissi
I live in Watertown, MA. I go to school at Dean College full-time, studying sport management. I love baseball since the moment my dad took me to Fenway Park when I was a kid. I fell in love with the game. From the beauty of the ballpark, to witnessing fans run on the field, to almost catching foul balls. My first vivid memory of watching Red Sox baseball was from the 2003 ALCS when Pedro went toe-to-toe with Don Zimmer. I was lucky enough to have fallen asleep when Boone hit the walk-off homer off Wakefield. And then the next season was when I really became a die hard Sox fan. When Damon lit it up in game 7. And to see them sweep St. Louis. I also have a personal blog:
https://dailysportsblog2727.wordpress.com
Don Tincher
Donald Tincher was a sports writer and college sports information director for more than two decades before joining the world of bloggers. Tincher started Press Room Pass during July of 2015, the same year that he began writing Shoestring Catches on MLB.com/blogs. During his time as a sports writer for the Palladium-Item in Richmond, Ind., he covered high school, college and professional baseball both at the major and minor league levels for the newspaper. He has also written about many other sports including basketball, football, soccer, cross country, track, volleyball, tennis, field hockey and bowling. Serving as the beat writer for the Richmond Roosters of the Frontier League of Professional Baseball, the Palladium-Item was named the Newspaper of the Year from 1998-2000. With a degree in journalism, Tincher is a 1986 graduate of Ball State University in Muncie, Ind. He was a men’s basketball student manager for the Cardinals from 1981-85.
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