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Justin Verlander Wraps up 21-Year Career
- Justin Verlander ended his 21-year Major League career by starting for the Detroit Tigers against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Comerica Park.
- Verlander allowed two runs and five hits over 5⅓ innings, striking out six, as the Tigers won 4–3.
- Verlander left the game to a standing ovation.
- Laz Diaz worked behind the plate for Verlander’s farewell game as he neared the end of his umpiring career.
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Justin Verlander leaves final start of 21-year career as daughter sprints to the mound for a hug
Justin Verlander received an unexpected farewell during his major league finale when the 7-year-old daughter of the pitcher and model Kate Upton came to the mound with Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch in the sixth inning of Saturday's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
·New York, United States
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Justin Verlander’s final start brings emotional goodbye, then walk-off win
DETROIT -- Justin Verlander’s signal that his time on a major-league mound was coming to a close was when his 7-year-old daughter walked on the field and then started running toward him.
·Grand Rapids, United States
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