Los Angeles Angels starter Andrew Heaney lasted only three innings in the Angels 12-8 loss to the White Sox on Friday. Heaney ran into trouble early, allowing a grand slam to White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu. The left-hander was chased soon after, allowing seven runs total. Heaney possesses tantalizing strikeout ratios but this is not the performance he was hoping for. Heaney will try and get back on the right track in his next start.

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Andrew Heaney gave up four runs on four hits in 2 1/3 innings Monday against Brewers. Control was an issue for Heaney, walking three batters, one of those resulting in a run in the first inning. It certainly is fair to cut the 29-year-old some slack as he works on fine-tuning his pitches and ramping up his endurance. But Heaney will be counted on to eat up innings this season as a mid-rotation starter who will post solid strikeout totals but has failed to take the ...

Last year, Los Angeles Angels starting pitcherAndrew Heaney avoided a stint on the injured list for the first time since 2015, which is impressive given he has spent a total of 409 days on the IL in the last five years. In 2018, Heaney did make 30 starts and throw 180 innings, so you could also believe he's turned the corner health-wise with two of the last three seasons providing a good accumulation of innings. Performance-wise, Heaney has been a useful fantasy contributor, putting up good ...

Los Angeles Angels starter Andrew Heaney will toe the rubber against Clayton Kershaw and the Dodgers for his final start of the season on Friday. After a rough month of August, Heaney has rebounded by posting a 3.16 ERA over his last four starts. He is posting a 1.01 WHIP during that span with 26 strikeouts over his last 25 2/3 innings pitched. The talent and strikeouts are certainly there to make Heaney a fantasy starter but his consistency continues to hold him back from reaching another ...

Los Angeles Angels starter Andrew Heaney is trying to finish up his season strong and is posting a 2.84 ERA in the month of September. Heaney has talented stuff but his inconsistencies have continued this season. The big left-handed starter is posting a solid 9.48 K/9 rate this season but also endured a five-start stretch of posting a 5.27 ERA and a 1.39 WHIP. The Angels have long thought that Heaney could be a top of the rotation starter but his potential has failed to turn into consistent ...

Los Angeles Angels starter Andrew Heaney will take the bump on Friday night against the A's. After a solid couple of starts to begin the season, Heaney has fallen apart over the last three starts. The big left-handed pitcher currently is posting a 6.86 ERA in the month of August with a 1.63 WHIP. Heaney has really struggled working through trouble in the fourth inning, posting a 9.53 ERA during that specific frame. The 29-year-old has a 9.51 K/9 rate but continues to disappoint, making him a ...

Los Angeles Angels left-handed pitcher Andrew Heaney has gotten off to a strong start to the 2020 year with a 2.35 ERA across his first three starts. But a deeper Statcast dig indicates that unless he begins limiting hard contact, his ERA might begin to trend more toward the 4.37 career mark that he has established. Batters are hammering the ball at a 47.4% Hard Hit rate, and of the 46 four-seam fastballs that he has thrown (90.6 MPH average velocity), not one has been swung at and missed. ...

Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Andrew Heaney will start on Opening Day against the A's on Friday, followed by Dylan Bundy on Saturday, Shohei Ohtani on Sunday and Griffin Canning on Monday. The Angels will go with a six-man rotation this year, but the team's fifth and sixth starters remain to be determined. Ohtani, coming off Tommy John surgery, will likely pitch once a week every Sunday, which means he won't be in the lineup as a hitter on Saturdays or Mondays. The 29-year-old Heaney ...

Los Angeles Angels starting pitcherAndrew Heaney has been playing catch and long toss at his home in Oklahoma. The tall left-hander was slated to be the team's Opening Day starter, but that honor will have to wait for an unforeseen amount of time. Heaney has brought in Angels left-handed pitcher Garrett Williams to live at his house, and the two have passed the time by playing catch in the street. Heaney is not taking part in bullpen sessions at this time but is trying to keep his mind and body ...

BALLER MOVE: Target ~170sCURRENT ADP: ~196 overallANALYSIS: Andrew Heaney had a 4-6 record with a 4.91 ERA in his 95 1/3 IP in 2019, but the 28-year-old's peripherals suggest that he could be much better in 2020. He'll presumably have a clean bill of health after two separate IL stints with left shoulder inflammation a season ago. Heaney also had a 4.18 xFIP in 2019, suggesting that his ERA could be much-improved if his 18.3% HR/FB drifts toward the league average. However, the biggest reason to...