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ANDREW HEANEY RUMORS
Marlins send down Heaney, activate Hechavarria, Koehler
The Marlins sent down starting pitcher Andrew Heaney to Triple-A on Saturday after a rough start against the Cardinals in which he allowed five runs on eight hits over 3 2/3 innings. The team also sent Jake Marisnick down, removed Adeiny Hechaverria from the 15-day DL and reinstated Tom Koehler from the paternity list.
Heaney avoided the loss in a no-decision against St. Louis, but...
Via Fox Sports Florida
26 days ago
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Fantasy Roundup: Still Buying Heaney
Last night I finally got an opportunity to get a look at Andrew Heaney as I watched his entire start against the Phillies1. For the first two innings his command was extremely loose; he had trouble locating all of his pitches. When he threw the fastball for strikes he couldn’t locate the curveball and vice versa. The lack of command was why he gave up the two-run home run to Marlon...
Via Baseball Professor
June 25, 2014
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One Man’s Trash: Fishing For An Arm
This week's biggest add was Marlins hurler Andrew Heaney, whose ownership percentage rose +59% after his call up and strong debut last week. JB Gilpin broke it down in yesterday's Pitcher Profile. Heaney should only get better tonight against a Phillies lineup that has struggled offensively at home this season. The 23-year-old lefty was this season's big pitching prospect...
The tale of two MLB debuts - follow up
I wrote yesterday about two pitchers making their MLB debuts in starts for their respective teams. The topic interested me because I am always rooting for a new guy to make an impression. But the difference between the two situations was so striking as to make it all the more interesting. The two pitchers were a phenom, highly touted prospect and a fighter who rode the buses in...
Via The Flagrant Fan
June 20, 2014
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Andrew Heaney shows composure in solid MLB debut for Marlins
MIAMI -- Miami Marlins left-hander Andrew Heaney exudes a calm demeanor, but he admitted to being nervous Thursday night for his major-league debut against the New York Mets.
His wife dropped him off at Marlins Park around 3:30 p.m., because he couldn't continue pacing his hotel room. Even his family visiting from Oklahoma knew to give him space. While teammates began to filter...
Via Fox Sports Florida
June 19, 2014
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New York Mets at Miami Marlins series primer
Highly touted prospect Andrew Heaney will make his major-league debut on Thursday night as the Miami Marlins (36-35) host the New York Mets (32-40) for a four-game set at Marlins Park.
The ninth overall selection of the 2012 First-Year Player Draft dominated at both Double-A Jacksonville and Triple-A New Orleans this season.
"It's surreal," Heaney said. "I feel...
Via Fox Sports Florida
June 19, 2014
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Prospect Watch: Heaney, Pino and Parker Debut
Each weekday during the minor-league season, FanGraphs is providing a status update on multiple rookie-eligible players. Note that Age denotes the relevant prospect’s baseball age (i.e. as of July 1st of the current year); Top-15, the prospect’s place on Marc Hulet’s preseason organizational list; and Top-100, that same prospect’s rank on Hulet’s overall top-100 list...
Week 12 MLB Transaction Trends: Could Andrew Heaney be 2014′s Jose Fernandez?
Heaney will be the 10th member of Baseball America's top 30 MLB prospects to make his 2014 debut, for several reasons leap-frogging other top pitching prospects. He opened the season in Double-A, making eight starts and posting a 2.35 ERA with fairly impressive 8.72 K/9 and 2.18 BB/9 ratios. He earned his promotion to Triple-A where he made four more starts, going undefeated...
Via Fantasy Sports Locker Room
June 17, 2014
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Marlins Open Sesame To Heaney
I love when I tell you to pick up a player and he comes up days later. It makes me smile, and not one of those weird Japanese emoji smiles, but a full-faced grin. So, Andrew Heaney, you're already okay in my book, even if that book is called, "Rookie Pitchers Will Fill You With Enthusiasm Until They Actually Pitch For Your Fantasy Team." If you missed my Andrew Heaney...
Marlins call up lefty Andrew Heaney, designate pair for assignment
MIAMI -- The Miami Marlins made significant moves to their roster prior to Monday's series opener against the Chicago Cubs, including calling up top pitching prospect Andrew Heaney.
Veteran southpaw Randy Wolf and long reliever Kevin Slowey were designated for assignment, while infielder Donovan Solano was optioned to Triple-A New Orleans.
Wolf (1-3, 5.26 ERA), who the club signed...
Via Fox Sports Florida
June 16, 2014
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