Though he first became a mainstream fixture in the collective consciousness of Astros fans in 2014, Dallas Keuchel actually debuted with the team in 2012 and, thanks to a couple of really lean years early on when wins were almost as rare as Yuli Gurriel walks, has posted a won-loss record of 64-52 (after all, wins and losses are more of a reflection on the quality of the team than of the quality of the pitcher) over the course of 984.2 innings pitched. His first start of the 2018 season - the second game of the season, breaking Keuchel’s personal streak of three straight Opening Day starts - will be his 150th start with the franchise that drafted and devloped him, and it will kick off a season that could potentially be his last in Houston.
Reading Between The Seams: Keuchelangelo’s Swan Song (Part 4 of 6)
