Justin Verlander found himself in the hot seat after using his wife Kate Upton's Zoom account for a recent press conference. During a virtual press event on Monday, January 13, an NBC Sports reporter named Taylor Wirth had a hot mic moment that involved Verlander,

Justin Verlander was called out by an unknowing reporter for using his wife Kate Upton's Zoom account during a meeting with reporters on Monday, January 13.

As the Giants PR staff was speaking during the Zoom meeting, an unmuted reporter could be heard pointing out the name on the three-time Cy Young Award winner’s Zoom account. Verlander was using the account that belonged to his wife and model, Kate Upton. So, his name was displayed as, well, Kate Upton.

Justin Verlander’s press conference blooper involving wife Kate Upton’s Zoom account adds humor to his Giants debut and 2025 MLB goals.

Justin Verlander will take the mound for the San Francisco Giants in 2025. The former Astros ace expressed regret regarding his 2024 season in Houston on Sunday.

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Justin Verlander, who pitched for the Detroit Tigers from 2005-17, wants to achieve 300 wins, but he remains 38 wins from the historic milestone.

For the first time in nearly two decades as a major league pitcher, Justin Verlander didn't take an offseason break from throwing.

Verlander has been throwing all offseason in an attempt to stave off the injury issues that ruined his 2024 campaign.

This is to say that Verlander, who reportedly agreed with the Giants on a one-year, $15 million deal, has been pitching for a long, long time. With Verlander set to turn 42 by Opening Day, it’s fair to wonder how many quality innings Verlander has left in the tank.

Justin Verlander and the San Francisco Giants have finalized a $15 million, one-year contract. A three-time AL Cy Young Award winner, Verlander joins a projected rotation led by All-Star right-hander Logan Webb.