We're past the 10% mark of the season now for this, April's penultimate Cut List. That still doesn't mean free rein to chop off your roster anyone you don't like, but samples are only increasing, playing time divisions becoming clearer, injuries piling up. That said, the Watch-Out list of players to keep for now won't appear, at least this week. While it's a cute play on the [...]

Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Andrew Heaney (elbow) played catch up to 110 feet on Tuesday and is expected to get back on a mound in the next 10 to 12 days, according to general manager Billy Eppler. Heaney has yet to make his season debut but has the stuff to be the Halos best pitcher when he's healthy. If all goes well, he should make his 2019 season debut next month. The southpaw should remain stashed in most fantasy leagues for the time being.

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Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Andrew Heaney (elbow) played catch for the first time since receiving a cortisone shot in his left elbow eight days ago, said manager Brad Ausmus. Heaney began the season on the injured list due to the inflammation in his pitching elbow and is slowly working his way back. He finished last season with a 9-10 record and a 4.15 ERA. Once healthy, Heaney has the stuff to become the Angels best pitcher, making him worthy of owning in all leagues.

Although we are only one week into the baseball season, some of the players you may have drafted in the mid-to-late rounds of standard 10 and 12-teamers are probably not quite working out. Because you didn't spend too much draft capital on them, you don't have to worry about sunk costs and you can, if you wish, cut loose to pick up someone of more promise on the waiver wire.In this series, we won't tell you who to pick upcheck out the fabulous RotoBaller Waiver [...]

Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Andrew Heaney's CT scan showed "chronic changes to his elbow." He will receive a cortisone shot and will be cleared to start throwing again in seven to 10 days. The left-hander has the stuff to be the team's fantasy ace and to be valuable in all fantasy leagues, but he just can't seem to avoid the injury bug. This diagnosis pretty much rules him out to make his season debut in April, but he's still worth holding in the majority of leagues for his upside.

Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Andrew Heaney will get his elbow re-evaluated after feeling a twinge during a side session on Thursday. Heaney will see the doctor this afternoon, and manager Brad Ausmus is "a little concerned." Heaney's draft stock fell as Opening Day approached due to his injury, and now he takes an even bigger hit. Heaney can be held for now if you have room on your injured list, but if not, feel free to cut loose.

We are continuing our updated analysis of points league tiered rankings with a final look at starting pitchers. In H2H points leagues, starting pitchers are the lifeblood of a fantasy team. The more innings and strikeouts a starter can rack up, the further it carries your team toward a championship.There is a solid core of SP at the top that are sure to fly off draft boards much earlier than in roto leagues. [...]

To some fantasy owners, theres nothing more frustrating than the good but oft-injured starting pitcher. It makes owners just want to wash their hands entirely of pitchers like Rich Hill, James Paxton, and Stephen Strasburg in favor of sub-par innings-eatersand often pushes these fragile hurlers down draft boards.However, in certain league formats, targeting these pitchers at their discounted prices can actually be a solid strategy in building an outstanding pitching staff on a budget. [...]

Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Andrew Heaney (elbow) made meaningful progress by throwing 20 pitches off a mound on Monday. The Angels don't believe Heaney's arm issues are too serious, so he might only wind up missing a few regular season starts. The 27-year-old southpaw went 9-10 with a 4.15 ERA, 1.20 WHIP and 180 strikeouts in 180 innings last year and remains one of the Halos best pitchers. He's a must-stash in mixed leagues while he recovers.