US Edition‘Ride that Horse’: Old School Justin Verlander Urges Tigers to Lean on Ace
- Detroit Tigers ace Tarik Skubal threw his first complete game recently and will make his next start Saturday at Kansas City.
- Skubal aims to pitch deep into games despite modern trends favoring relievers and manager A.J. Hinch's cautious inning limits to prevent injuries.
- In his last start, Skubal allowed two hits, struck out 13, threw 94 pitches with no walks, achieving the fifth individual shutout in the majors this season.
- Skubal said, "I want him thinking a lot about it" to make Hinch's decision to remove him difficult, and Hinch promised to leave efficient starters in late innings.
- Justin Verlander, who began his career under Jim Leyland's 120-pitch outings, noted that modern pitching pulls starters sooner, partly due to fatigue and the strength of relievers.
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'I've Become a Fan': Ex-Tigers Star Applauds Skubal’s Rise in Detroit
Detroit Tigers ace Tarik Skubal has been turning heads with his dominant performances, and now he has earned high praise from one of the game’s greats.Justin Verlander, a former Tigers legend and current San Francisco Giants pitcher, recently lauded Skubal’s talents.“I’ve become a fan of his,” Verlander said.Verlander emphasized the importance of allowing elite pitchers to work deep into games, reflecting on his own experiences and advocating fo…
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