12 Facts About Collin McHugh

Collin McHugh previously played for the New York Mets, Colorado Rockies, Houston Astros and Tampa Bay Rays.

Collin McHugh was drafted by the New York Mets in the 18th round of the 2008 Major League Baseball Draft.

Collin McHugh pitched seven scoreless innings and got nine strikeouts while surrendering two hits and a walk.

In 2015, Collin McHugh finished 2nd in the American League in wins with 19, behind teammate Dallas Keuchel's 20 wins.

Collin McHugh began the 2017 season on the 10-day disabled list due to tendonitis in his right shoulder.

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Collin McHugh appeared in two games of the postseason, pitching a combined total of six innings, allowing a total of one hit and three runs.

Collin McHugh said that he knew about the sign stealing scheme and expressed remorse for going along with it.

Collin McHugh made the transition to a relief role in 2018, appearing in 58 games.

Collin McHugh began the 2019 season as a starting pitcher for the Astros, a job he secured in spring training.

On July 19, the team announced that he would not play during the start-delayed 2020 season, noting that Collin McHugh's "elbow was not responding as he had hoped" following a non-surgical procedure during the offseason.

Collin McHugh married longtime girlfriend Ashley Buzzy in 2009 in Athens, Georgia.

In 2019, Collin McHugh started a podcast called "The Twelve Six Podcast" where he interviewed other MLB players to bring out the human side of baseball.