When Will Logan Henderson Get the Call? Fantasy Baseball Prospect Watch (Week 11 Update)

It has been a wild first few months for Milwaukee Brewers' No. 12 prospect, Logan Henderson . He started the season with Triple-A Nashville before getting an opportunity to start his first major league game toward the end of April. Henderson was then optioned back down following a spot start on April 20.

However, it wasn't long before he was back on Milwaukee's major league roster. Henderson was called up again on May 14 and posted solid numbers in three straight starts before being optioned down to Triple-A Nashville in late May.

So, when are the Brewers going to call up Henderson again? Can we expect him to be promoted in June? Let's dive in and find out.

Logan Henderson Prospect Update for Fantasy Baseball

Henderson has had two different stints up in the majors this season. His first came toward the end of April when he made a spot start against the Athletics. In that outing, he threw six innings of one-run ball with nine strikeouts in his MLB debut.

His second stint came in the middle of May when Jose Quintana landed on the 15-day injured list. Henderson replaced Quintana in the rotation and posted solid numbers in his absence. The right-hander allowed two runs or fewer in all three of those outings, including five shutout innings with seven strikeouts against the Baltimore Orioles on May 20.

After posting a 1.71 ERA and 29 strikeouts in his first four career starts, the Brewers surprisedly sent him down on May 26. With Aaron Civale and Quintana both set to return, there wasn't anywhere for Henderson in Milwaukee's rotation. Since being optioned down last month, he hasn't allowed a run in eight innings pitched at Triple-A Nashville.

Logan Henderson Outlook for Fantasy Baseball

There really isn't anything left for Henderson to prove down in Triple-A. He showed he could compete at a high level in the majors and was emerging as a reliable arm in the Brewers' rotation. Therefore, he should get his opportunity once again this season.

The only problem is it might be some time until that happens. The Brewers are currently rolling with Freddy Peralta , Chad Patrick , Quinn Priester , Quintana, and Civale as their five-man rotation. With Brandon Woodruff also set to return in the coming weeks, we might not see Henderson up with the major league club until later this season.

Still, Henderson is worth stashing in some 12-plus team leagues. He was fantastic in his first two stints in the majors, and that shouldn't change when he is called up for a third time later this season. The 23-year-old had a 33.3% chase rate, 35.8% strikeout rate, 32.6% hard-hit rate, and a .230 expected batting average against through his first four starts.

Top Prospect Rankings and Call-Up ETAs

You can also check out the rest of The News Pulse's fantasy baseball prospect rankings. Eric Cross updates the below rankings weekly for the top impact prospects for 2025, and when they may be called up:

Rank	Player	Pos	Team	ETA
1	Nick Kurtz	1B	ATH	May
2	Roman Anthony	OF	BOS	May
3	Bubba Chandler	SP	PIT	May
4	Zebby Matthews	SP	MIN	April
5	Jordan Lawlar	SS	ARI	May
6	Agustin Ramirez	C	MIA	May
7	Chandler Simpson	OF	TBR	May
8	Dalton Rushing	C/OF	LAD	May
9	Kyle Teel	C	CHW	May
10	Andrew Painter	SP	PHI	July
11	Caleb Durbin	INF	MIL	May
12	Caden Dana	SP	LAA	May
13	Brandon Sproat	SP	NYM	May
14	Coby Mayo	3B	BAL	June
15	Emmanuel Rodriguez	OF	MIN	June
16	Rhett Lowder	SP	CIN	June
17	Chase DeLauter	OF	CLE	June
18	Colson Montgomery	SS	CHW	June
19	Jac Caglianone	1B	KCR	July
20	Marcelo Mayer	SS	BOS	July
21	Samuel Basallo	C	BAL	July
22	Luke Keaschall	2B	MIN	June
23	Colby Thomas	OF	ATH	June
24	Christian Moore	2B	LAA	June
25	Quinn Mathews	SP	STL	June