“As much as I want to say it was a good year, yeah, I can hang my hat on every start doing everything I can, but I can’t say I pitched a full year when it was only two months,” Keuchel said. “I do draw some good and bad from last year. The bad was missing (a) start with the back issue, but along the lines I did feel myself in certain starts and the feeling I had during those outings is what I’ve kind of progressed this offseason when I started throwing until now.
As Dallas Keuchel prepares for his 1st Cactus League start Thursday, the Chicago White Sox veteran wants to ‘make sure that I’m there in September and October’
