Andrew Heaney should feel right at home when he takes the mound for the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday night against the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim, Calif.
As the Boston Red Sox survey the market for more starting pitching, they might take some time to consider a former New York Yankees southpaw. Boston loves what it is getting from Garrett Crochet in 2025, and Walker Buehler has started gaining steam recently, too.
Left-hander Andrew Heaney went 7 1/3 shutout innings and Oneil Cruz blasted a leadoff home run to propel the host Pittsburgh Pirates to a 1-0 victory over the Washington Nationals on Thursday afternoon.
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Regardless of what kind of day Andrew Heaney when he takes the mound at PNC Park, he already achieved a major career milestone on Thursday. The 33-year-old left-hander has reached 10 years of MLB service time on Thursday, securing a fully-vested pension in the process.
Some players are overperforming early in the Major League Baseball schedule and are due to regress.
Veteran left-hander Andrew Heaney was one of several starting pitchers that MLB pundits suggested as a potential free agent target for the Atlanta Braves this offseason.
Andrew Heaney is the old man in the Pittsburgh Pirates' star-studded starting rotation, and he made history out of that trait on Sunday. The 33-year-old left-hander took the mound in the Pirates' series finale against the New York Yankees, immediately giving up an RBI double in the top of the first inning.
Pittsburgh Pirates fans are getting fed up, and they made their voices heard on Friday all throughout their home-opening 9-4 loss to the New York Yankees.
Pirates fans had a lot to feel good about last season. Jared Jones and Paul Skenes became impact pitchers, and while the Pirates won 76 games, were competitive headed into the summer last year.
Andrew Heaney, who signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates last month, made his team debut in a 12-4 loss to the Boston Red Sox at LECOM Park.
BRADENTON, Fla. — When spring training got underway, Andrew Heaney was a free agent. Fast-forward 10 days, and the veteran left-hander started a game for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Heaney joins a talented Pirates rotation with Paul Skenes, Jared Jones, Mitch Keller, and Bailey Falter part of Oscar Marin’s starting staff. The Pittsburgh Pirates have added another starter to potentially one of the best rotations in baseball.
Longtime Los Angeles Angels starter Andrew Heaney is starting the next chapter of his career in the National League East. Heaney agreed to a one-year, $5.25 million deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates and has reported to spring training to begin his 12th major league season.
The signing of pitcher Andrew Heaney for the Pittsburgh Pirates rotation will have a domino effect on several starting candidates. The addition of Heaney
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With spring training open, the free-agent market is just about tapped
The Pittsburgh Pirates bolstered their pitching staff Saturday, inking journeyman starting pitcher Andrew Heaney to a one-year contract. Heaney, 33, is guaranteed $5.5 million with additional performance incentives.
This is the fourth time he has been DFA’ed since the start of August.
The Pirates pivoted to Andrew Heaney after making an unsuccessful push to bring Jose Quintana back.
The Pittsburgh Pirates will sign left-hander Andrew Heaney, as first reported by Robert Murray of FanSided. According to Andrew Destin of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the major league deal is for one year and $5.25 million, plus incentives.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are signing starting pitcher Andrew Heaney, according to reports. It is expected to be a one-year, $5 million deal with incentives, per ESPN.
Though spring training is underway, the Pittsburgh Pirates haven’t finished adding to their roster. The Pirates have agreed to a deal with left-handed pitcher Andrew Heaney, as first reported by Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
He has been a capable fourth or fifth starter in Texas over the last two seasons.
The last time Andrew Heaney was a free agent, he was coming off a phenomenal (but injury-shortened) season with the Dodgers. Over 72.2 innings, Heaney pitched to a 3.10 ERA and 3.39 xERA, striking out an incredible 35.5% of batters he faced.
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