Age is just a number, and no one better exemplifies that than Caden Dana of the Angels. The hurler became the youngest pitcher in franchise history to win his Major League debut on Sunday when his team defeated the Seattle Mariners, 3-2. Dana was instrumental in the win, allowing just two hits through six innings of work. He is also the first pitcher 20 years old or younger since 2011 to go at least six innings and allow two or fewer runs in his Big League debut.