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by Holly Horning Almost 1 month later, I am still receiving messages from friends who watched Justin Verlander’s last game with the Tigers. We are all still picking Kleenex bits out of our eyes, btw. Thankfully, we’ve had the chance…
Holly Horning explores future career possibilities for Justin Verlander following his retirement from baseball and final appearance with the Detroit Tigers. Horning argues that sports broadcasting is the ideal fit for Verlander, highlighting his recent playoff television appearances, communications background, and strong viewer appeal.
Horning dismisses the prospect of Verlander coaching due to family commitments, but suggests the Tigers hire him as a special assistant to Scott Harris. In Horning's view, this role would provide valuable pitching expertise while reinforcing ties to ensure he enters the Hall of Fame wearing a Tigers cap.
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