Teheran (7-10) struck out 12 and walked just one while allowing three hits across seven shutout innings in Sunday's season-ending win over Detroit.
Teheran was shelled in his previous appearance, but bounced back with one of his most dominant outings of the season to prevent Detroit from earning a playoff berth. Teheran enjoyed an excellent season despite being on one of the worst teams in baseball, as he compiled a 3.21 ERA and a career-best 1.05 WHIP with 167 strikeouts across 188 innings. He appears poised to continue his evolution into a front-line pitcher in 2017, which will be his age-26 season.