Logan Henderson, a promising right-hander for the Milwaukee Brewers, continues to impress at Triple-A despite a recent setback. In his latest outing, he allowed five runs across four innings, raising questions about his immediate future in the majors. Up until this point, Henderson had showcased a stellar 2.52 ERA at Triple-A and a remarkable 1.71 ERA during his brief MLB stint, where he struck out 29 batters in just 21 innings.

However, with Jacob Misiorowski joining the Brewers' rotation and Brandon Woodruff's impending return, Henderson's path back to the big leagues seems blocked. His potential remains high, but he may only be worth keeping on the roster in deeper leagues until the Brewers can find him a clear role. Managers should closely monitor his performance and the team's pitching situation.

Rhys Hoskins, now in his second season with the Milwaukee Brewers, is navigating a career comeback after a torn ACL sidelined him for the entire 2023 season. Originally drafted by the Phillies, he transitioned to first base with Milwaukee to provide roster flexibility as he rehabilitates. In 2025, he has notched a .753 OPS with 12 home runs across 81 games, proving his offensive potency. Although Hoskins left a recent game against the Marlins due to left thumb discomfort, his contributions are crucial as the Brewers, currently 49–39, chase the Cubs for the NL Central lead. Losing him for an extended period would be detrimental to Milwaukee's playoff aspirations.

The Milwaukee Brewers are intensifying their international scouting efforts, particularly in Taiwan. Following successful signings from Latin America, they have signed their first two players from Taiwan: right-hander Chang Tzu-Chun Lin and third baseman Yu-Lin Liao. The organization hopes to build on its previous Asian scouting experiences while enhancing player development.

Chang, 19, boasts a fastball that can reach 94 mph, complemented by an impressive split-finger and changeup. Liao, regarded as one of Taiwan's best young hitters, is noted for his batting ability despite the anticipated challenges of competing stateside. Both players are currently undergoing training at the Brewers' academy in the Dominican Republic as they prepare for their transition to American baseball.

The Milwaukee Brewers continued their three-game series against the Miami Marlins at loanDepot Park, with right-hander Chad Patrick on the mound, sporting a 3-7 record and a 3.51 ERA. The Brewers face off against Cal Quantrill from the Marlins, who has a record of 3-7 and a 5.42 ERA. The game is set to begin at 3:10 p.m. CT and will be broadcasted on FanDuel Sports Wisconsin.

The Brewers have a packed schedule ahead, with another matchup against the Marlins featuring Brandon Woodruff on July 6. Following that, they host the Los Angeles Dodgers, where pitchers Freddy Peralta, Jacob Misiorowski, and José Quintana are slated to take the mound over the weekend.

The New York Yankees have recently faced challenges, slipping to third in the AL East after a promising start. The bullpen issues are notable, particularly with Luke Weaver allowing home runs in consecutive games following his return from injury. Devin Williams, previously gaining confidence, also struggled, leading to concerns over the bullpen's effectiveness. To address these issues, Brendan Kuty of The Athletic suggests pursuing David Bednar from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bednar, an All-Star with impressive strikeout rates and a strong fastball-curveball combination, could bolster the Yankees' struggling relief corps.