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Los Angeles Dodgers left-handed Andrew Heaney returned from the injured list only once on Friday as his left shoulder inflammation recurred and returned to IL.
Heaney, who signed with the Dodgers this past offseason, got off to a start on April 2 without giving up his earned run before moving on to the IL. After two months of rehab missions, including three minor league starts (12 1/3 innings), Heaney gave up two runs (one goal) in five innings against the Cleveland Guardians and returned on Sunday. rice field.
The Dodgers remade Heaney's slider during spring training. As a result, 9-year veterans have an ERA of 0.59 in their first 151/3 innings. There are no plans to return after his recent injury.
Heaney, 31 years old, 33-38 years old, has 124 appearances (115 appearances) in the Miami Marlins (2014), Los Angeles Angels (2015-21), and New York Yankees (2021). It has recorded 4.63 ERA. ) And the Dodgers.
The Dodgers have recalled 2.00 right-handed Reyes Moronta from ERA in eight relief appearances in Los Angeles this season on behalf of the pitching staff. Moronta, 29, is 8-9 and has recorded 2.61 ERA in 144 relief appearances with the San Francisco Giants (2017-21) and the Dodgers.
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