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I cover the Detroit Tigers for MLive Media Group. (en español: @SoyEvanWoodbery)

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I've covered the Detroit Tigers and Major League Baseball for MLive Media Group since 2016. I previously covered the New Orleans Saints for the NOLA Media Group (NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune); Tennessee football for the Knoxville News Sentinel; and Auburn athletics for AL.com (the Mobile Press-Register, Huntsville Times and Birmingham News).

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After another meltdown, time has come for Tigers, K-Rod to part ways

After another meltdown, time has come for Tigers, K-Rod to part ways

SEATTLE -- Ten days after he blasted his manager for relegating him to mop-up duty, Francisco Rodriguez was g…

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Miguel Cabrera speaks out on death threats, bribes paid to protect his mom from kidnapping

Miguel Cabrera speaks out on death threats, bribes paid to protect his mom from kidnapping

DETROIT -- Detroit Tigers star Miguel Cabrera is speaking out more forcefully than ever before about the ongo…

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With trade out of question, Miguel Cabrera at career crossroads in 2018

With trade out of question, Miguel Cabrera at career crossroads in 2018

A year ago, the idea sounded plausible. Today, it sounds fanciful. Last November, an MLB.com report suggested…

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A road map for getting back: Study shows Vols' fall from glory years

A road map for getting back: Study shows Vols' fall from glory years

The News Sentinel created a database of every player signed by the Vols since 1994 — 434 players from 28 stat…

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How did the New Orleans Saints defense get here? Tracking highs and lows from 2012 to now

How did the New Orleans Saints defense get here? Tracking highs and lows from 2012 to now

The worst defense in the NFL in 2012 morphed into one of the best in 2013. Then it went right back to being a…

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If Katrina killed his kid brothers, how could Auburn football matter? Rumors, truth and Abramson'...

If Katrina killed his kid brothers, how could Auburn football matter? Rumors, truth and Abramson'...

As part of an ongoing series of stories centered on the 10-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, NOLA.com | …

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Tigers rally to beat White Sox after Tarik Skubal’s fiery exit Original

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By Evan Woodbery Verified
| Wolverine Confidential
DETROIT -- The Detroit Tigers began their longest homestand of the season with a W. The Tigers beat the Chicago White Sox 4-3 in front of a sellout crowd of 41,353 on Friday night at Comerica Park. Detroit (31-44) and Chicago (39-35) play twice more this weekend in the first series of a 10-game homestand. The Tigers took the lead in the bottom of the sixth inning when Kerry Carpenter delivered a two-out, two-run bloop double to center field.
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Former Tigers outfielder secures 40-man spot with Braves Original

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By Evan Woodbery Verified
| Wolverine Confidential
DETROIT -- Outfielder Brewer Hicklen, who got his first major-league hit with the Detroit Tigers last year, is one step closer to returning to the big leagues. The Atlanta Braves selected Hicklen’s contract but then immediately assigned him back to Triple-A Gwinnett, placing him on the 40-man roster but not the active roster. The Braves likely made the move to fulfill a contract clause that Hicklen had exercised.
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Trei Cruz’s debut on Friday night will be a three-generation family affair Original

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By Evan Woodbery Verified
| Wolverine Confidential
DETROIT — There will be three generations of the Cruz family at Comerica Park on Friday night — one on the field and two in the stands. Trei Cruz will make his major league debut for the Detroit Tigers against the Chicago White Sox, batting ninth and playing right field. When he steps on the field, he’ll be joining his father and grandfather in the exclusive club of MLB players. Only four other families in baseball history can say the same.
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