Dodgers news: Andrew Heaney, Miguel Vargas, MLB pinch-hitting
Dodgers pitcher Andrew Heaney hasn’t yet resumed throwing while on the injured list with a shoulder strain, plus notes on prospect Miguel Vargas and MLB pinch-hitting.
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Dodgers pitcher Andrew Heaney hasn’t yet resumed throwing while on the injured list with a shoulder strain, plus notes on prospect Miguel Vargas and MLB pinch-hitting.
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