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Verlander, bullpen blank Phils, lose no-no in 9th

Verlander, bullpen blank Phils, lose no-no in 9th

05.10.2022, 08:59 espn.com

Verlander, bullpen blank Phils, lose no-no in 9th

HOUSTON -- After capping his magnificent comeback season with another stellar start Tuesday night, Justin Verlander was too busy looking ahead to reflect too much on what he's accomplished already. "I wouldn't be who I am or in this position now if I jus

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