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5 MLB Reunions We Need to See in 2025: Baseball’s Best Comebacks

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Paul Goldschmidt - Arizona Diamondbacks
The Case for Reunion:

Paul Goldschmidt is one of the most iconic Diamondbacks ever, spending eight seasons in Arizona and cementing his legacy as one of their greatest sluggers. As the D-backs prepare for life after Christian Walker, Goldschmidt could step into the void at first base.

Why It Makes Baseball Better:

Goldschmidt’s return would reignite fan nostalgia while giving Arizona a proven leader to guide their next playoff push.
Justin Verlander - Detroit Tigers
The Case for Reunion:

Justin Verlander is synonymous with Tigers baseball, winning an MVP and Cy Young during his 13-year tenure. Detroit’s current contention window makes Verlander a natural fit to bolster their rotation.

Why It Makes Baseball Better:

Seeing Verlander finish his career where it started would be a poetic end to a Hall of Fame legacy.

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Teoscar Hernandez - Toronto Blue Jays
The Case for Reunion:

After a power shortage in Toronto’s lineup, Teoscar Hernandez could bring back the pop the team desperately needs. His successful six-year stint in Toronto included multiple Silver Sluggers and an All-Star appearance.

Why It Makes Baseball Better:

Hernandez’s return would reunite him with Bo Bichette and Vladdy Guerrero Jr., rekindling the core that made Toronto so exciting in years past.

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Max Scherzer - Washington Nationals
The Case for Reunion:

Max Scherzer is already part of Nationals history, leading them to a World Series and earning multiple Cy Young Awards. With Washington’s young rotation, Scherzer could be the veteran leader they need.

Why It Makes Baseball Better:

Scherzer’s fiery presence and historic legacy in D.C. would energize fans and help mentor the Nationals’ next wave of stars.

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David Robertson - New York Yankees
The Case for Reunion:

David Robertson has been a Yankees mainstay, known for his reliability out of the bullpen. With Clay Holmes likely departing, Robertson could offer stability and veteran leadership in late-inning situations.

Why It Makes Baseball Better:

A Yankees legend returning to the Bronx would give fans a familiar face and strengthen New York’s playoff chances.
Paul Goldschmidt - Arizona Diamondbacks
The Case for Reunion:

Paul Goldschmidt is one of the most iconic Diamondbacks ever, spending eight seasons in Arizona and cementing his legacy as one of their greatest sluggers. As the D-backs prepare for life after Christian Walker, Goldschmidt could step into the void at first base.

Why It Makes Baseball Better:

Goldschmidt’s return would reignite fan nostalgia while giving Arizona a proven leader to guide their next playoff push.
Justin Verlander - Detroit Tigers
The Case for Reunion:

Justin Verlander is synonymous with Tigers baseball, winning an MVP and Cy Young during his 13-year tenure. Detroit’s current contention window makes Verlander a natural fit to bolster their rotation.

Why It Makes Baseball Better:

Seeing Verlander finish his career where it started would be a poetic end to a Hall of Fame legacy.

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5 MLB Reunions We Need to See in 2025: Baseball’s Best Comebacks

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