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Nick "Fitzy" Stevens
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Nick Stevens is a native of Braintree and lifelong die-hard Boston sports fan. His passion for his teams, comedy and seeking the approval of strangers led him to create his alter ego/nickname, Fitzy, a satire of and love letter to the foul-mouthed fans he attended Boston sports with growing up. Since creating the character behind enemy lines in New York City in 2001 (where he went to college at NYU), his internet videos and social media have entertained and enraged fans for years. Nick has appeared as a host and a giant talking head on many TV and web networks for the past 15 years, and is glad to have joined the WEEI family in the summer of 2019 to bring his Masshole journey full circle. He co-hosts Dale & Keefe on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, as well as Laird & Fitzy with Ken Laird on Saturdays.