This Sunday, November 7, it was announced that teams like Los Angeles Dodgers and Washington Nationals would seek to sign Andrew Heaney ahead of Season 2022 of MLB. According to reports, the St. Louis Cardinals would also be interested in taking over the services of the pitcher who played for the New York Yankees during this free agency period.
New York Post journalist Joel Sherman reported this day that Andrew Heaney has drawn the attention of teams like the Los Angeles Dodgers, Washington Nationals and the St. Louis Cardinals.
Surprisingly, the name of the left-handed pitcher is one of the most popular in the free agency market heading into MLB 2022, since in addition to the aforementioned organizations, the Toronto Blue Jays would also be showing interest in signing him.
Heaney played part of the 2021 campaign with the New York Yankees and actually had the worst numbers of his eight-year career as a major league player, finishing with a 5.83 ERA.
Andrew Heaney came to the Bronx early last MLB season from the Anaheim Angels, for whom he had already spent seven years on the mound as a starter.
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