Justin Verlander Net Worth, Salary, Age, Retirement, Height, Contract, Return, Trade, No Hitters, Rookie Card

Justin Brooks Verlander is an American professional baseball pitcher.

Justin Verlander has played in the Major League Baseball for the Detroit Tigers and Houston Astros.

Justin Verlander Age

Justin Verlander was born on February 20, 1983, in Manakin-Sabot, Virginia.

Justin Verlander Height

Justin Verlander has a height of 1.96m.

Justin Verlander Rookie Card

The autograph Justin Verlander Rookie Card lineup consists of 15 cards and are spread across all four companies; Topps, Upper Deck, Donruss/Playoff and Fleer.

Justin Verlander Salary

In the 2022 season, Justin Verlander will be earning about $2 million monthly.

Justin Verlander Net Worth

Justin Verlander has a net worth of over $100 million.

Justin Verlander Contract

In November 2021, Fox Sports MLB analyst, and Verlander’s brother, Ben Verlander, reported that the Astros signed the two-time Cy Young winner to a one-year, $25 million deal with a player option for a second year.

Justin Verlander Return

Justin Verlander missed the entire 2021 season because he was recovering from an elbow surgery. However, Justin Verlander is set to return to the Houston Atros in the 2022 season, following an announcement by his brother and Fox Sports MLB analyst, Ben Verlander.

Justin Verlander Trade

In 2017, the Detroit Tigers traded Justin Verlander to the Houston Astros for prospects Franklin Pérez, Jake Rogers, and Daz Cameron.

Justin Verlander No-Hitters

In 2019, Justin Verlander became the only active pitcher with three no-hitters. Justin Verlander pitched two no-hitters while with the Tigers and has one with the Astros.

Justin Verlander’s now the sixth pitcher in MLB history with at least three no-hitters.

Justin Verlander Retirement

Justin Verlander, 38, missed virtually all of 2020 and 2021 due to Tommy John surgery, leading to speculations of his retirement.

Justin Verlander, however, had been an anchor in the Astros rotation prior to the injury since he was acquired by the Astros from the Detroit Tigers in August, 2017, and he will apparently be back in Houston as part of their rotation for at least 2022.

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