Last year, Justin Verlander agreed to a one-year contract worth $15 million. Now, the New York Yankees have a chance to bring him in. After a wild season with the San Francisco Giants, Verlander is back on the market.
Until he finally retires, it’s hard to go through an offseason without considering long-time ace and future Hall of Famer, Justin Verlander in free agency.
The San Francisco Giants are reportedly trying to finalize a deal with veteran starting pitcher Tyler Mahle, which could have a significant impact on future Hall of Fame ace Justin Verlander’s 2026 plans.
As MLB turns the page toward another season, three of the game’s most respected veteran stars — Justin Verlander, Justin Turner, and Carlos Santana — stand at a familiar crossroads: give it one more go or ride off into retirement.
Welcome back to the 2025-26 edition of Smash or Pass, in which we examine potential free agent and trade targets to determine whether the Red Sox should pursue them and what it would take to land them. Next up, a future Hall of Famer who is still hanging on.
As the offseason ticks along, more and more free agent dominos begin to fall. With the new year around the corner, the Yankees likely still have some moving to do, particularly when it comes to filling the early season voids in the rotation.
Around since 1901, the Detroit Tigers are one of the oldest and most decorated franchises in baseball history. Despite Miguel Cabrera and Tarik Skubal being the most recent stars, the top of the Tigers' bWAR list is populated by players who played before 1970.
The Houston Astros enter the offseason coming off the official end of their run of dominance over the American League, missing the playoffs for the first time since 2016 at the end of a frustrating campaign.
So often in Major League Baseball do we see a player who was once a superstar slowly fade and turn into a shell of the stud they once were. In the 2024 season, it looked like Justin Verlander was turning into the latest MVP/Cy Young-turned-has-been.
If 2025 taught us anything, it’s that you should never underestimate the guile of a wily veteran. Although Max Scherzer’s tenure with the Blue Jays got off to a rocky start, he pitched some key games for the Blue Jays in the regular season and delivered in the postseason when the team needed him most.
As the New York Yankees search far and wide for rotation help this offseason, they could reunite Gerrit Cole with one of the best pitchers of the 21st century.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
Justin Verlander hopes his final impression on his new fans is better than his first when he looks to end what could be a one-year relationship with the San Francisco Giants on a positive note in a matchup with the visiting Colorado Rockies on Saturday afternoon.
Justin Verlander will turn 43 in the offseason, but he’s been vocal at multiple points — both this year and in the past — about wanting to continue pitching into his mid-40s.
Veteran Justin Verlander isn't looking back at those 16 consecutive winless starts to begin this season. His focus is on the ensuing 11 starts in which he has allowed two or fewer runs nine times.
While the streaking San Francisco Giants climbed back into the playoff race, pitcher Justin Verlander added to his Hall of Fame credentials. Verlander (3-10, 4.29 ERA) will be back at it Saturday night in the middle game of a three-game series at St.
Future first ballot Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Justin Verlander isn’t ready to call it a career. Verlander enjoyed one of those magical nights when, on August 26th, during a 5-2 win against the Chicago Cubs, this 42-year-old turned back the clock as he not only pitched six solid innings for the win, but also made some baseball history.
So, it now appears Buster Posey’s club will be selling over the next 21 hours, with legendary starting pitcher Justin Verlander the latest name on the block.
Umpire Chad Whitson had a savage remark for San Francisco Giants pitcher Justin Verlander following a complaint on Sunday. The Giants lost to the Toronto Blue Jays 8-6 at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario.
Legendary right-handed starting pitcher Justin Verlander is in his first season as a member of the San Francisco Giants after signing a one-year, $15 million contract before the 2025 season.
Justin Verlander has been a consistent pitcher in 20 seasons in Major League Baseball. This season, however, hasn't been too kind for Verlander, who is still searching for his first win as a San Francisco Giants starting pitcher.