New York Yankees starting pitcher Andrew Heaney was designated for assignment by the club Tuesday ahead of their Wild Card matchup against the Red Sox. Acquired from the Angels at the trade deadline, Heaney had a rough time in the Bronx, pitching to a 7.32 ERA in 35 2/3 innings, despite flashing solid strikeout ability with 37 punchouts as a Yankee. The southpaw's struggles earned him a demotion to the bullpen- and now he'll be headed for free agency, where a team may take a chance on him in a ...

New York Yankees starting pitcher Corey Kluber (shoulder) will be activated from the 60-day injured list on Monday and will start versus the Los Angeles Angels. Kluber has missed most of the season and has been sidelined since May 27 with a right shoulder strain. When healthy, Kluber was productive with a 4-3 record and 3.04 ERA in 10 starts. Managers may want to proceed with caution at first with the veteran, but he is worth scooping up in leagues that he was dropped in. With Kluber returning ...

New York Yankees starting pitcher Andrew Heaney hasn't had the easiest time since coming over from the Angels, but he showed off his upside Wednesday night, allowing just one run on two hits and and two walks to the Red Sox in seven innings. He struck out four batters en route to his eighth win of the year. Heaney has had plenty of trouble with home runs, and the lone run allowed in this one came via a solo shot as well. If Heaney can keep the ball in the ballpark, he has the strikeout ...

New York Yankees starting pitcher Andrew Heaney struggled in Thursday's loss to the White Sox. Heaney pitched five innings, matching his season-high by allowing seven earned runs on five hits, including three long balls. He struck out five and walked three, as he didn't factor into the decision. Heaney has struggled so far as a Yankee, yielding 15 runs and a whopping eight home runs through his first 15 innings pitched. The southpaw has flashed his strikeout potential, though his inability to ...

New York Yankees starting pitcher Andrew Heaney earned his first win as a member of his new club Saturday against the Mariners. Heaney went six innings, allowing four runs on four hits while walking a trio of batters. The lefty had the strikeout stuff working, as he fanned nine hitters while generating 12 whiffs, eight of them on his fastball. Heaney has struggled at times with his fastball, but the improved control and command were evident on Saturday, as he leaned on the offering to put away ...

New York Yankees starting pitcher Andrew Heaney struggled mightily in his debut at Yankee Stadium Monday night, taking the loss against the Orioles. Heaney went just four innings, surrendering four runs on six hits, all of them homers. He did strike out four while issuing no walks, but he struggled with leaving pitches out over the heart of the plate. The ability to rack up punchouts is there- 27.9 percent strikeout rate and 13 percent swinging-strike rate- though Heaney's fly-ball tendencies ...

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The trade winds blew long and hard through Major League Baseball last week. As the dust begins to settle around the league, many prospects have been impacted in different ways although the moves affected prospects from a dynasty perspective more so than from a 2021 redraft angle.The list lost Reid Detmers who was promoted somewhat surprisingly after the Angels did a soft-sell at the trade deadline and flipped veteran hurler Andrew Heaney to the New York Yankees. The other big impact to players...

New York Yankees starting pitcher Andrew Heaney is expected to join the rotation, per manager Aaron Boone. Heaney was acquired from the Angels in exchange for prospects Janson Junk and Elvis Peguero. The 30-year-old lefty has pitched to an underwhelming 5.27 ERA but ranks among the top 25 pitchers in K-BB percentage. With the Yankees wanting to be mindful of the respective workloads of Jameson Taillon- as well as Luis Severino (shoulder, groin) and Corey Kluber (shoulder)- look for Heaney to ...

Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Andrew Heaney has been traded to the New York Yankees, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. There's no word yet on the return, but Heaney should provide some depth to New York's rotation after going 6-7 with a 5.27 ERA, 1.309 WHIP and 28.2 percent strikeout rate over 18 starts. He could see a slight boost in value heading to New York, but with a 4.22 xERA there aren't any signs of a huge turnaround in the second half of the season.