Overview
- Heaney announced his retirement on Dec. 28 via a social-media post, citing a desire to shift his focus to family and community.
- He finished with 56 wins, 1,156 strikeouts and a 4.57 ERA across 1,136.2 innings in 230 MLB games.
- Texas’ 2023 championship run featured Heaney’s five-inning, one-run victory in World Series Game 4, which followed his first double-digit win season.
- His 12-year career spanned six clubs — Marlins, Angels, Yankees, Dodgers, Rangers and Pirates — after being drafted ninth overall in 2012 and debuting in 2014.
- In 2025 he opened with the Pirates before an Aug. 29 release, then signed a minor-league deal with the Dodgers and made one late-September appearance.