Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander Andrew Heaney (shoulder) said he will throw a bullpen session on Tuesday. It will be his first time throwing off a mound since he went on the injured list almost a month ago with left shoulder discomfort. The 30-year-old southpaw will travel with the Dodgers on their current road trip. Heaney started a throwing program last weekend, but the Dodgers won't rush him back, which means it could still be a while before he's activated from the injured list and back in ...

Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Andrew Heaney (shoulder) was scheduled to play catch over the weekend in Chicago, but the left-hander is still a ways away from returning from the injured list. Once he's cleared to pitch, he'll have to make several minor league rehab starts before rejoining the Dodgers starting rotation. Los Angeles initially said they'd be conservative with the 30-year-old, so this shouldn't come as a huge surprise to fantasy managers. Fellow lefty Tyler Anderson should ...

On Wednesday, Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts stated that the team is going to be "pretty conservative" with its handling of starting pitcher Andrew Heaney (shoulder). Heaney landed on the injured list wish shoulder discomfort on April 20 and he has yet to resume throwing. It's unclear what kind of timeline we're looking at for Heaney right now, but it's safe to say that Tyler Anderson will make at least two more starts in his place. Heaney was off to a great start to the year prior ...

Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Andrew Heaney (shoulder) and relief pitcher Blake Treinen (shoulder) both landed on the injured list with shoulder injuries last week. Neither pitcher has resumed throwing yet. We don't have a clear timeline on either Heaney or Treinen at this point. Tyler Anderson will continue to pitch out of Heaney's rotation spot, making his next start on Friday against the Detroit Tigers. Treinen is the team's top setup man, but the team has been forced to lean more ...

We are coming to the end of April, and May is just around the corner. Injuries are beginning to pile up for some teams and sometimes it could be hard keeping up with all of the fantasy-relevant injuries. I will continue to highlight players on the IL with their hopeful return timeframe and the next man up.One thing to note for all the fantasy baseball injury news you may hear is what type of IL the players are being placed on. There is still a COVID IL (a few players have already been placed on ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers placed starting pitcher Andrew Heaney (shoulder) on the injured list on Wednesday due to left shoulder discomfort. Infielder and outfielder Zach McKinstry was recalled to take Heaney's place on the active roster. The 30-year-old has yet to allow a run in two starts spanning 10.1 innings for the Dodgers this season. He's logged 16 strikeouts while surrendering just four walks. McKinstry hit .215 with a .263 on-base percentage, seven home runs and a stolen base in 172 ...

Welcome back to "Are You For Real?" - a weekly column where we take starting pitchers who had surprisingly good starts over the past week and put them under the microscope to determine whether they're legit, or just smoke and mirrors.We're two weeks into the season and already numerous pitchers have emerged as potential breakout candidates to be had on the waiver wire. This week we're breaking down a pair of left-handers that put up incredible starts on Sunday in Andrew Heaney of the Dodgers and...

Los Angeles Dodgers starter Andrew Heaney struck out 11 batters in his start on Sunday. The right-hander also allowed just one hit and three walks in six shutout frames against the Cincinnati Reds while registering 16 swinging strikes and a 37% CSW rate. It's the second strong start in a row for the left-hander, who has yet to allow an earned run in 10.1 innings. His FIP currently sits at 1.16 and he has 16 total strikeouts compared to just three walks. He'll make his next start this weekend on...

With all the free-agent signings and trades that happened prior to the lockout, plenty has changed ahead of the 2022 season where the fantasy landscape is concerned.The impact of new acquisitions will certainly be felt in fantasy drafts next spring.Corey Knebel, for instance, could see a significant number of save opportunities in Philadelphia next summer for the Phillies. Andrew Heaney is an intriguing breakout pick provided he can turn things around with the Dodgers. Mark Melancon will ...

Left-hander Andrew Heaney has agreed to a one-year, $8.5 million deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers, pending a physical, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. Heaney struggled this past season, posting a 5.83 ERA in 129.2 IP split between the Los Angeles Angels and New York Yankees. He was 8-9 and added 150 strikeouts, good for a 26.9 K%. However, Heaney had trouble with the long ball, surrendering 29 of them. He pitched exclusively in the rotation before the Yankees moved him to the ...