US EditionGiants Keep Verlander Waiting for First Win in Loss to White Sox
- Justin Verlander remains winless during his 13th start of the season, following a 5-2 loss to the Chicago White Sox.
- Despite having a 2-1 lead after six innings, the Giants' bullpen struggled in the seventh.
- The 13 consecutive starts without a win is the longest in franchise history for the Giants.
- Verlander is currently 0-5 with the Giants as he seeks his first win of the season.
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SF Giants keep Verlander waiting for first win in loss to White Sox
The wait continues for Justin Verlander. Seeking his first win of the season in his 13th start, the Giants bullpen faltered in the bottom of the seventh of a 5-2 road loss to the Chicago White Sox. Verlander held a precarious 2-1 lead at that point and was done after six innings. However, relievers Erik Miller (4-1) and Ryan Walker coughed up four runs and the Giants opened a 10-game road trip losing two of three games to a White Sox team which …
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