Cody Stavenhagen is a sportswriter for The Athletic, with a focus on covering sports in the United States, specifically in Michigan and Detroit. His articles provide in-depth analysis, interviews, and insights into various sports topics, including baseball, football, and basketball. Cody's work has also been featured in BVM Sports.
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Cody Stavenhagen's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly baseball and the Detroit Tigers. He often covers specific events such as player contracts, trades, and team announcements. This indicates that he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news within the world of baseball, especially those involving the Detroit Tigers or MLB at large.
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By: Cody Stavenhagen
After letting a lead slip, the Tigers enter ALDS Game 5 with Kerry Carpenter hurt, their season on the line and Tarik Skubal on the mound.
By: Cody Stavenhagen
"He loves competition," Tigers manager A.J. Hinch said. "He’s into it as much as anybody that I’ve ever put on the mound.”
By: Cody Stavenhagen, Zack Meisel
This Game 5 had everything: Major momentum swings, a hit batter with the bases loaded and a go-ahead Grand Slam.
By: Cody Stavenhagen
Detroit went on an incredible run to finish out the season, but Tarik Skubal surrendered a grand slam: "It'll suck, and it should suck."
By: Cody Stavenhagen
Answering reader questions on free agency, potential trade targets and more.
After Detroit’s miraculous push to the playoffs, the Tigers enter this winter in a new space.
By: Stephen J. Nesbitt, Cody Stavenhagen
Many, many teams would want Soto. But how would he fit their rosters and budgets in the short and long term?
By: Cody Stavenhagen
All season — and really, for the better part of six years in the Tigers system — Skubal has marveled fans and teammates alike.
By: Cody Stavenhagen
Armed with a powerful fastball, a wipeout slider and a wicked changeup that became one of baseball's best pitches, Skubal dominated in 2024.
The Detroit pitcher caps a dominant season with a unanimous selection.
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