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Giants owner reveals true feelings on the thought of signing Justin Verlander or Max Scherzer this offseason.
Once the World Series ended on Saturday, the world changed for more than 100 Major League players — they became free agents. The official list was released on Sunday by the Major League Baseball Players Association and is added to when players or teams make decisions on contract options.
MLB has awarded the World Series MVP since 1955. How many of these players can you name in six minutes?
The St. Louis Cardinals are entering one of their most pivotal offseasons in nearly two decades. After a disappointing 78–84 finish in 2025, new President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom faces the difficult task of reshaping the roster and bringing championship-caliber baseball back to Busch Stadium.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
This would be a solid trade for the Giants.
Highlights: Justin Verlander, 42, says he’s not retiring. He plans to pitch again next season at age 43 — which would be his 21st MLB season. Verlander
One clear thing the Houston Astros have to address this offseason is their starting rotation. This year, despite having Framber Valdez and Hunter Brown leading the unit, they finished with an ERA of 3.97 that had them tied for 13th across Major League Baseball.
A Detroit Tigers team is down 2-1 in the American League Division Series while facing the winner of the American League West. After winning Game 1 by a 3-2 score, the Tigers drop the next two as the hitters go largely silent.
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.
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.
While no-nos are obviously tremendous accomplishments, the list of pitchers who have thrown one includes some names you wouldn't expect. When it comes to hurlers who have done it more than once, that is understandably not the case.
At 42 years old, Justin Verlander is still making plays on the mound, and he wants to continue to do so beyond this season. Verlander is on a hot streak for the San Francisco Giants, as he’s only given up three runs over 31 innings in his past five starts.
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.
Justin Verlander has really gotten his fastball back as of late.
It was only a matter of time for Justin Verlander. The San Francisco Giants pitcher was going to reach No. 8 on the all-time strikeout list, knocking a Bay Area legend down a peg on the list.
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.
The San Francisco Giants were linked to a number of top of the class names such as Corbin Burnes, Max Fried, or Walker Buehler this past offseason. However, they made a bit of an unexpected move when they signed Justin Verlander to a one-year deal going into his age-42 season.
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.
Justin Verlander finally won his first game of the season at Oracle Park on Tuesday when the San Francisco Giants faced the Chicago Cubs. Verlander (2-10, 4.47) pitched six innings, as he gave up seven hits, two earned runs, two walks and five strikeouts in the game.
The 42-year-old Verlander has been inconsistent at best this season.
Despite a strong start to the season, things have gone in the wrong direction of late for the San Francisco Giants. For a good chunk of the year, the Giants were a playoff contender in the National League.
It is easy to speculate that time has finally caught up to the future Hall-of-Famer.
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's harsh words for Justin Verlander might have lit a fire under him on Wednesday.
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.
Before landing on the IL, Verlander was pitching to a 4.33 ERA with 41 strikeouts in 52 innings pitched.
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