McHugh (0-1) only got one out in Wednesday's start against the Yankees, giving up six runs (five earned) on thee hits and two walks in the process.
After a catcher's interference call put Jacoby Ellsbury on to start the game, McHugh completely imploded, loading the game with consecutive walks, then giving up two hits before getting his lone out on an RBI grounder by Carlos Beltran. The 28-year-old's first start of the season could hardly have gone worse, and it highlights the fact that McHugh -- despite coming off a 2015 in which he set new career bests in innings (203.2), strikeouts (171) and wins (19) -- isn't a high-end fantasy starter. He'll have better days than this, that's for sure, especially because the Astros should be good; still, we shouldn't count on him rediscovering the strikeout-per-inning form he flashed out of nowhere two years ago.