In recent days, information emerged stating that the players of Houston Astros no longer want Justin Verlander inside of the organization, a situation that has surprised by the emblem that the pitcher was considered to be in Texas. Now it was V himselferlander who came out to give his explanation of why he was ‘banished’ from Astros.
Justin Verlander has spoken about why he is no longer seen as part of the Houston Astros, although not on the field of play, in the clubhouse or dugout of the team that is in the World Series.
The thousand-battle veteran responded to a comment on social media that said “thank you for leaving Astros” and said he “tried to visit them multiple times” but was “told he couldn’t enter the team’s facilities.”
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The pitcher has been unable to see major league action with the Astros since 2020, the year he only had one start, leaving early with an injury that triggered a Tommy John.
Justin Verlander will become a free agent at the end of the 2021 MLB Season and due to these recent statements he could be looking for other horizons such as the Detroit Tigers.
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MLB: Justin Verlander clarifies why he was ‘banned’ by Astros