Los Angeles Angels left-hander Andrew Heaney will be recalled from the DL to start on Friday for the Angels against the Royals. It looks like reliever Felix Pena is being sent down in his place. Heaney has been on the DL with elbow inflammation, but threw well in a rehab appearance and appears ready to go. The left-hander had a tough go of things last year however, so while he is worth monitoring on the waiver wire, he is not worth adding outside of very deep leagues until he puts together a han[...]

Los Angeles Angels starter Andrew Heaney (elbow) indicated that he is ready to pitch. The Angels have openings on both Thursday and Friday of this week, and Heaney will likely take one of those two spots. Heaney looked very solid in a rehab start at Single-A, so it is no surprise that he is nearing a big league return. [...]

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Los Angeles Angels starter Andrew Heaney (elbow) will throw an 80-90 pitch bullpen on Friday. If all goes well, he could be in line to start the Angels game on April 12, when they next need an extra starter. Heaney has been battling elbow inflammation since the end of spring training, but looks like he will be ready to go in short order. Heaney has good strikeout numbers, but his 7.06 ERA from last year means he should be left on the waiver wire until he strings together a handful of solid start[...]

Los Angeles Angels starter Andrew Heaney (elbow) through 69 pitches in an intrasquad game on Sunday and reported that it went well. They are waiting to see the next step. The Angels will next need another starter on April 12, so it's possible Heaney could slide into the rotation at that point.

Los Angeles Angels starter Andrew Heaney (elbow) is scheduled to throw a bullpen on Friday. He is recovering from elbow inflammation but is not expected to miss much time. He could start in mid-April when the team needs a sixth starter. However, his 7.06 ERA from 2017 is cause for concern. Leave him on the waiver for now and give him a glance if he puts together a couple solid starts in a row when he returns to the rotation.

The Los Angeles Angels have officially placed left-hander Andrew Heaney (elbow) on the disabled list with left elbow inflammation. Heaney threw off a mound on Tuesday and is not expected to miss much of the season. He is expected to be the team's sixth starter, but his 7.06 ERA from last year makes him tough to trust, except in very deep formats.

Los Angeles Angels starter Andrew Heaney (elbow) will throw off a mound on Tuesday. That is the first step toward returning from an elbow injury that has hampered him over the last few weeks. Heaney should be good to go shortly after the season begins. However, his injury history and ugly 7.06 ERA make him not worth a roster spot outside of very deep leagues.

Los Angeles Angels left-handed pitcher Andrew Heaney will miss his next spring training start with left elbow inflammation. He underwent an MRI which ruled out ligament damage and will be cleared to throw once the swelling subsides. Spring training injuries are never fun, but rarely should they be taken too seriously. However, Heaney has a serious injury history, having only thrown 27 2/3 innings since 2015. If healthy he will be in LA's six-man rotation next season, but his injury history and 7[...]

This article references Andrew Heaney and more! Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Andrew Heaney avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year, $800,000 contract. Heaney can also receive bonuses related to awards. The 26-year-old southpaw has made just six starts over the last two years due to injuries and struggled to a 7.06 ERA in his five starts in 2017. He should claim a spot in the Angels rotation this spring if his health cooperates.Keep on reading: Andrew Heaney Avoids Arbitration