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DET

Justin Verlander

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Playing TimeDefensevs Starting Pitchers▶
Games Pitched1
Games Started1
Innings Pitched3.2
Batters Faced19
Pitches Thrown80
ResultsDefensevs Starting Pitchers▶
Wins0
Losses1
Earned Runs5
Earned Run Average12.27
Runs Allowed5
Hits Allowed6
Hits per 914.7
Walks and Hits per Inning2.18
Home Runs Allowed1
Home Runs per 92.5
Strikeouts1
Strikeout Rate5.3%
Strikeouts per 92.5
CommandDefensevs Starting Pitchers▶
Walks Allowed2
Walk Rate10.5%
Strikeout to Walk Ratio0.50
Walks per 94.9
Intentional Walks0
Hit Batters0
Wild Pitches1
Balks0
Strike Rate66.3%
StartingDefensevs Starting Pitchers▶
Complete Games0
Shutouts0
1 games
DateOppIPWLSVHHRKBBERAWHIP
DETMarch 30, 2026@ARIARI3.2010611212.272.18
By season3 seasons
SeasonGGSIPWLSVERAWHIPHHRKBB
2026DET113.201012.272.186112
2025SF292915241103.851.361551613752
2024HOU171790.15605.481.3898157427

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