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Giants' Justin Verlander makes decision on retirement plans
Justin Verlander has made up his mind. The San Francisco Giants' right-handed pitcher has spoken publicly about what he hopes his baseball future will look like. The future Hall of Famer doesn't want to be done yet. Verlander spoke with John Shea of the San Francisco Standard about his hopes for 2026. He wants to keep pitching.
While Verlander has struggled to pile up wins, he’s still been busy climbing up other leaderboards. He currently ranks 10th ...
Yandy Díaz and Brandon Lowe hit consecutive two-out RBI singles in the eighth inning and the Tampa Bay Rays rallied for the ...
Shohei Ohtani is under fire for his potential $240 off field issue. However, MLB analyst has downplayed the entire situation.
At age 42, Giants starter Justin Verlander’s command and velocity of his trademark four-seam fastball may not be quite as ...
Giants starting pitcher Landen Roupp injured his knee after getting hit on the leg by a line drive off the bat of Ramon Laureano.
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Before he joined the Columbus Clippers staff, Ohio State product Matt Angle climbed through the minors and hit a memorable ...
What a career this future Hall of Famer has had.
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