Brewers Activate DL Hall, Option Logan Henderson to Triple-A

The Milwaukee Brewers have activated left-handed pitcher DL Hall from the 60-day injured list, resulting in the demotion of rookie Logan Henderson to Triple-A Nashville despite Henderson's impressive start with a 1.71 ERA over four major league starts. Hall, who has been recovering from a left lat strain and recently completed a rehab assignment, is expected to provide much-needed length out of the bullpen as the Brewers prepare for their series against the Red Sox. Henderson's optioning is partly due to his recent start on Sunday, meaning he cannot pitch again for a few days, and the Brewers' immediate need for bullpen depth. Hall was acquired in the trade that sent ace Corbin Burnes away and has struggled with injuries and performance previously but is now back to help the pitching staff. This roster move highlights the Brewers' ongoing efforts to balance pitching workloads, especially as they consider a six-man rotation and await the potential promotion of Jacob Misiorowski. Despite fans' frustration over sending down a reliable and effective Henderson, the team prioritizes stability and depth for their playoff push.