Justin Verlander (Image Credits: Imagn) Justin Verlander took the mound again on Wednesday afternoon, making his 15th start of the season for the San Francisco Giants against the Philadelphia Phillies. He pitched six innings, allowed just two earned runs, struck out seven, and didn’t walk a single batter. Yet, when the game ended, the scoreboard read 13-0 in favor of Philly, and Verlander was once again tagged with the loss. While Verlander’s individual outing wasn’t poor by any means, it was overshadowed by the Giants’ complete collapse, especially in the later innings. The 42-year-old allowed four runs total on seven hits, faced 25 hitters, and gave up just one home run. Despite being gritty on the mound, he now holds a 0-7 record. After a tough loss against the Phillies, Justin’s brother Ben Verlander, who hosts the Flippin’ Bats podcast, took to X and said his brother is experiencing the “worst luck” he has ever seen. “I’m going to vent. Yes it’s my brother. Yes I’m biased. ...