Overview
- Heaney announced his retirement on Sunday via social media, closing his professional career at age 34.
- He opted to retire rather than pursue another contract after making his final MLB appearance for the Dodgers in September, when he allowed three runs in two innings.
- Drafted ninth overall in 2012 out of Oklahoma State, he debuted with the Marlins in 2014.
- He spent seven seasons with the Angels and later pitched for the Yankees, Dodgers, Rangers and Pirates, splitting 2025 between Pittsburgh and Los Angeles.
- He finished with 230 MLB games, 1,136.2 innings, a 56–72 record, a 4.57 ERA and 1,156 strikeouts, and he earned a World Series ring with the 2023 Rangers.