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Giants' Justin Verlander makes decision on retirement plans
Justin Verlander has made up his mind. The San Francisco Giants' right-handed pitcher has spoken publicly about what he hopes his baseball future will look like. The future Hall of Famer doesn't want to be done yet. Verlander spoke with John Shea of the San Francisco Standard about his hopes for 2026. He wants to keep pitching.
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