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Fans cite cheating kharma after news Justin Verlander is out for the season

Amy Kaplan
Amy Kaplan

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Justin Verlander (Photo by Rich Schultz/Getty Images)

Fans cite cheating kharma after news Justin Verlander is out for the season.

MLB fans are like elephants, they don’t forget. And when news broke that Astros ace Justin Verlander was going to be out for the season the fans practically ran to Twitter to revel in the news. In case you forgot (you didn’t) the Astros were punished for cheating over the course of multiple seasons, including when they became the World Series Champions.

We fans aren’t able to boo them in person due to the whole no fans rule, thanks COVID-19, so now we’ll take to Twitter to make them pay in lieu of other means.

Here’s how Twitter felt about the Justin Verlander news

https://twitter.com/LiveLife_Stoked/status/1287506839219781632?s=20

In all seriousness, we hope that Verlander will heal up quickly and come back soon so we can boo him in person next season while raising our World Series flag.

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Amy Kaplan

Amy Kaplan

Amy Kaplan is the FanSided MMA editor. She is our roaming UFC reporter representing FanSided MMA on-site at events around the world. Additionally, she runs the FanSided MMA YouTube page which hosts exclusive and on-site video interviews. She is the only female panelist on the Bellator MMA rankings. Before coming to FanSided, Amy worked in entertainment news for The Daily Mail and The Hollywood Reporter. She found her way into MMA by stumbling into a Bellator event and getting immediately hooked. The rest is history. In her free time, Amy enjoys reading, watching reality TV, thrifting vintage clothing and hanging out with her son.