Welcome, everyone, to another edition of RotoBaller's Fantasy Baseball Risers and Fallers article series for Week 5 of the 2025 season! Today, I'll be taking a look at names like Pete Crow-Armstrong, Andrew Heaney, Anthony Volpe, Devin Williams, and more.Keeping up with the latest hitter and pitcher trends is a key component for a successful season, and RotoBaller is here to help fantasy managers! Each week, I will choose a few players who have performed well lately and a few who have not, and I...

Finding reliable starting pitching can be difficult, whether that's through the draft or during the season, off the waiver wire. But just try to win a fantasy baseball league without good starting pitching - it's nearly impossible.We are a month into the season, so most starters who debuted in March have four starts under their belt by this point. Whether some of the pitchers you drafted have underperformed or have been forced to the IL with an injury, it's quite likely that you are in the ...

The MLB regular season is rapidly coming to a close. Fantasy managers who are in the hunt for a championship need to make the most out of every one of their starts down the stretch. With so many injuries across the league, that can be difficult.For those who need starting pitching reinforcements, streaming the right players could be key. Are Andrew Heaney, Luis L. Ortiz, Reid Detmers, Dean Kremer, and DJ Herz just viable streaming options, or could any of them be worth rostering for the ...

Finding viable starting pitching options on the waiver wire isn't easy, especially in deeper fantasy baseball leagues. Injuries haven't helped things, thinning the pool of viable targets.As managers make a push for a fantasy title, streaming the right pitchers down the stretch could be key. Are Drew Thorpe, Luis L. Ortiz, Andrew Heaney, Kyle Freeland, and JP Sears just viable streaming options, or could any of them be worth rostering for the entirety of the stretch run?Let's dig into the stats ...

Welcome back, RotoBallers, to my weekly "Starting Pitcher Arsenal Changes" article series for Week 16 of the 2024 fantasy baseball season. Today's article will discuss Andrew Heaney and DJ Herz. For those new to this column, each week, we cover a few starting pitchers and their arsenal changes via pitch mix, velocity, and movement. We're at a point where the pitch movement, arsenal, and velocity should tell us a story with several starts under their belts. With more injuries likely coming soon, ...

Welcome back to the "Are You For Real?" series, as we dive into Week 15 of the 2024 fantasy baseball season. This week we're looking at a pair of veterans who pitched in the same series this weekend. First, we'll look at Albert Suarez shutting down the Texas Rangers on Friday. Then, we'll deep dive into Andrew Heaney's 10-strikeout outing against Baltimore on Sunday.For those who are not familiar, this is a weekly column where we take starting pitchers who had surprisingly good starts over the ...

Texas Rangers starting pitcher Andrew Heaney seemingly had no problems versus the Colorado Rockies on Sunday. The left-hander went six innings, allowing only one unearned run with five strikeouts in the 13-3 victory. This marks three straight quality starts for the 31-year-old southpaw. To be fair, the last two games were versus the Seattle Mariners and Oakland Athletics. It'll be interesting to see if Heaney continues to have success versus the Baltimore Orioles in his next start.

Texas Rangers starting pitcher Andrew Heaney draws an exploitable matchup with the Oakland Athletics on Sunday. The 31-year-old holds an uneven 5.25 ERA, able to sacrifice two runs or fewer in just three of his initial seven starts. He's arguably the best streaming option on Sunday's slate, regardless, in shallow fantasy leagues that he may not already be rostered in. Heaney opposes an inexperienced Athletics lineup which has been shut out six times already in 2023. The southpaw is only 3-4 in ...

Texas Rangers left-hander Andrew Heaney was shelled for seven runs in his debut with the team in his previous start. In his Rangers debut, he allowed seven runs on seven hits and two walks while striking out two across 2 2/3 innings. The 31-year-old signed a two-year, $25 million contract with Texas this offseason. Heaney will look to bounce back against the Royals on Monday. The southpaw draws a favorable matchup as Kansas City's offense has scored more than five runs just twice this season. ...

It's my third year of writing up the "My Guys" post right here on RotoBaller. Each year, I give my five favorite fantasy baseball players to draft, all things being considered. Last year, here is who I ended up with: Willy Adames Pete Alonso Eduardo Rodriguez Andrew Heaney Max KeplerI would call that a two-for-five. Adames and Alonso had great seasons, Rodriguez and Heaney couldn't stay on the field, and Kepler was just bad. Since the Alonso pick was a bit of a cheap shot, we shouldn't call that...