Kory Woods is a journalist at MLive. He specializes in covering team sports, particularly as a beat writer for the Detroit Lions and the Pistons, while also exploring themes related to sports business and legal affairs. Kory's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including Yahoo Sports, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and MSN.
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Kory Woods' coverage predominantly focuses on local sports in Michigan, particularly football and basketball. He frequently includes expert commentary and event coverage, indicating a preference for insights from knowledgeable sources within the local sports community.
Given Kory's focus on Michigan-based sports teams such as the Detroit Lions and Pistons, he would likely be interested in pitches related to these teams specifically or broader trends within their respective leagues. Providing access to players, coaches, or analysts with unique perspectives could enhance the appeal of outreach efforts.
Considering his emphasis on expert commentary and event coverage, individuals with deep ties to local sports communities or those who have insider knowledge about upcoming events are well-positioned to capture Kory's attention.
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Campbell says the approach could change as Detroit’s roster gains experience.
By: Kory Woods, Benjamin Raven
MLive's Dungeon of Doom podcast opened the mailbag for a full episode this week. One of the topics covered in depth is what Lions fans need to know about the Saints, their Week 1 opponent.
Lions ST coordinator Dave Fipp says most kickers don't peak until year six as he gives a vote of confidence in Jake Bates.
Lions coach Dan Campbell says trust in his players and matchups drives Detroit’s aggressive approach.
Jameson Williams wants to showcase his growth as a complete receiver and make plays in multiple ways.
By: Kory Woods, Benjamin Raven
MLive's Dungeon of Doom podcast opened the mailbag for an episode driven by fans ahead of Detroit's season opener against the New Orleans Saints. We take a look at the offseason leading up to this point, and if we think the Lions have enough to rebound.
Detroit could have its answer at left guard, while a key piece of the defensive line appears on track to play Sunday.
The Lions are leaning on veteran experience and chemistry at safety with Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph sidelined.
Levi Onwuzurike and Tyre West were released as Detroit adjusted its roster ahead of Week 1.
The Lions brought back Levi Onwuzurike a day after releasing him and elevated Ben Stille ahead of Sunday’s opener.
