Evan Petzold is a Detroit Tigers beat writer for the Detroit Free Press and Yahoo Sports. With a focus on local sports, Evan provides in-depth coverage of the Detroit Tigers, including player profiles, game analysis, and team news. His work has also been featured in USA TODAY and Yahoo News.
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Detroit, Michigan, United States (Local)
Evan Petzold's coverage primarily focuses on the local sports scene, particularly baseball and the Detroit Tigers. His articles delve into topics such as player development, minor league contracts, pitching, and offseason moves within the context of one specific team.
Pitching stories or updates on minor league players joining or leaving the Detroit Tigers organization might be of particular interest to Evan. Additionally, insights from experts in baseball player development could resonate well with his coverage.
Given that Evan's geographic focus is local (United States, Michigan,Detroit), he may also appreciate pitches related to events or evolving stories specifically tied to this area.
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By: Evan Petzold
The Detroit Tigers couldn't build upon Riley Greene's home run to open the first inning in Monday's 2-1 loss to the Cleveland Guardians.
By: Evan Petzold
Evan Petzold, Detroit Free Press CLEVELAND — The Detroit Tigers are shaking things up.
By: Evan Petzold
Detroit Tigers first baseman Spencer Torkelson, who blasted 31 home runs last season, entered Tuesday hitting .217 with 11 walks and 33 strikeouts.
By: Evan Petzold
Andy Ibáñez drove in four of the Detroit Tigers' 11 runs from the leadoff spot in an 11-7 victory over the Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday night.
By: Evan Petzold
evan petzold, detroit free press CLEVELAND — The Detroit Tigers finally made a move.
By: Evan Petzold
Detroit Free Press CLEVELAND — Consider it a show of hands.
By: Evan Petzold
evan petzold, detroit free press CLEVELAND — Detroit Tigers right-hander Reese Olson has been lights-out throughout the entire season, but
By: Evan Petzold
Detroit Free Press CLEVELAND — If Spencer Torkelson finds his timing, he will be a slugger at the plate and help the Detroit Tigers win games.
By: Evan Petzold
Detroit Free Press Third baseman Gio Urshela is making his way back to the Detroit Tigers from a right hamstring strain.
By: Evan Petzold
Detroit Free Press It wasn't perfect, but Detroit Tigers right-hander Casey Mize competed his way through six innings.
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