Justin Verlander tipped his cap to the Citi Field crowd as he walked off the mound with one out in the top of the sixth inning of a 5-2 win.
Justin Verlander tipped his cap to the Citi Field crowd as he walked off the mound with one out in the top of the sixth inning of a 5-2 win over Washington on Sunday.
But Sunday extended what’s now a seven-start stretch in which the 40-year-old has been extremely effective, and with Max Scherzer already having been somewhat stunningly traded to Texas, teams are interested in Verlander. Justin Verlander got the win over the Nationals on Sunday in what could potentially be his last start for the Mets with the trade deadline on Tuesday.Prior to Sunday’s game, Eppler said he would “listen” on players, but declined to say whether Verlander was among the players he was listening on.
How that impacts Verlander remains to be seen, since Verlander arrived in Queens with championship expectations and Eppler acknowledged the path the team is on will result in lower expectations for 2024 than they had entering this season and 2022.
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