Dean Chance was the Major League Cy Young winner in 1964 at the age of 23 when he became the first Angels' pitcher to win 20 games, but arm injuries and an inability to find the strike zone prevented him from winning any games in the majors after his 30th birthday. The Halos first pitching phenom, Chance hurled 11 shutouts in '64, winning six games by the score of 1-0. With the Twins in 1967, he pitched a no-hitter, and earned Comeback Player of the Year honors.

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