Giants notes: Justin Verlander gets a birthday serenade but Keaton Winn’s gift can’t be topped
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Justin Verlander celebrated his 42nd birthday on Thursday and San Francisco Giants manager Bob Melvin made sure everyone in the clubhouse was aware of it. During the team’s morning meeting, all the rookies and first-year campers were instructed to get up and sing “Happy Birthday” to the three-time Cy Young Award winner.
Giants' Justin Verlander gets real on pursuit of 300-win milestone
Justin Verlander faced a lot of questions about his future after he endured a rough 2024 campaign with the Houston Astros that saw him post a 5.48 earned run average over 17 starts. After latching on with the San Francisco Giants in free agency this offseason, Verlander has made it clear that he has one big goal laid out in front of him.
Justin Verlander turns 42 years old with 262 career wins, and would still like to reach 300
Three-time American League Cy Young Award winner Justin Verlander turned 42 years old on Thursday, and is still hopeful of reaching 300 wins in his big league career. The right-hander is at 262 career wins,
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Giants' new starting pitcher Justin Verlander strives to emulate idol Nolan Ryan as he prepares for his 20th MLB season ...
“He’s a Hall of Famer, obviously,” Birdsong said of Verlander, who signed a one-year, $17 million deal. “Everybody knows who ...
As he prepares for his 20th season in the Majors, Justin Verlander will be learning to navigate something new: his first ...
Future Hall of Fame pitcher Justin Verlander is set to begin a new chapter with the San Francisco Giants, but not before ...
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Krukow shares how Giants' young pitchers benefit from VerlanderDuring his 14-season MLB career, Giants broadcaster and former pitcher Mike Krukow learned plenty from the veterans around ...
The San Francisco Giants are encouraged by what they have seen from veteran starting pitcher Justin Verlander so far.
“He’s a Hall of Famer, obviously,” Birdsong said of Verlander, who signed a one-year, $17 million deal with the Giants barely ...
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