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	Season	Tm	LG	BF	W	L	ERA	G	GS	SV	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	SO	WHIP
	2025	MIL	NL	99	3	0	1.78	5	5	0	25.1	17	5	5	3	8	33	0.99
	2026	MIL	NL	9	0	0	9.00	1	1	0	2.0	3	2	2	0	1	3	2.00
	2 Seasons	MIL	NL	108	3	0	2.30	6	6	0	27.1	20	7	7	3	9	36	1.06

*: All Star Season, Rankings AL/NL: Top 5 10 15 20,        Click for Chart.

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Season	Tm	LG	POS	G	GS	INN	TC	PO	A	E	DP	RF	FPCT%
2025	MIL	NL	P	5	5	25.1	0	0	0	0	0		.000
2026	MIL	NL	P	1	1	2.0	0	0	0	0	0		.000
2 Seasons	MIL	NL	P	6	6	27.1	0	0	0	0	0		.000

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Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 50 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 55 | Overall: 40

A true freshman, Henderson pitched McLennan (Texas) CC to the second Junior College World Series championship in school history. He took MVP honors at the Series after winning two eight-inning starts, striking out 14 against Florence-Darlington (S.C.) Tech in the first round and 17 against Central Arizona in the finals. That capped a season in which he led all national juco pitchers in strikeouts (169) and innings (97 2/3) while ranking second in strikeout rate (15.6 per nine innings) and third in ERA (1.66). 

Henderson's out pitch is a plus changeup that arrives in the low 80s with tumble and fade. His fastball sat at 88-92 mph for much of the spring but picked up a couple of ticks of velocity and topped out at 95 at the Junior College World Series, and it dodges barrels thanks to high spin rates that produce plenty of armside run. He also can spin a mid-70s curveball with better shape than power.  

Though Henderson throws three pitches for strikes and creates deception with a short arm action, he's also an undersized right-hander with no projection remaining. Analytic teams may be more impressed with his fastball than radar guns are, but clubs may want to see how he fares against better competition. He could return to McLennan or follow through on a commitment to Texas A&M if he doesn't sign this summer. 

Scouting grades: Fastball: 55 | Slider: 40 | Cutter: 45 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 55 | Overall: 50

Henderson was a star at McLennan (Texas) CC with accolades that included the Junior College World Series MVP Award in 2021. Known admirers of JUCO performers, the Brewers picked him up in the fourth round that summer. Injuries have followed him for much of his career -- elbow surgery in 2022, an oblique problem in '24 and a right flexor strain in his elbow that ended his season after last Aug. 3 last. Before the latest issue, he made his Major League debut on April 20, striking out nine in six frames, and posted a 1.78 ERA with 33 punchouts in five MLB starts (25 1/3 innings) while working around trips back to Triple-A Nashville.

Standing on the smaller side at 6 feet even, Henderson doesn’t have massive extension, but he does dip enough in his delivery to get a low release point. That helps his 91-94 mph four-seamer play up as it comes with a difficult-to-read flat approach angle. Henderson can wear out the top armside corner of the zone with that heater, leading to superior whiff rates for such a pitch despite the velo. His standout 81-83 mph changeup somehow comes with even more spin than the fastball and with significant armside movement of 18-20 inches. With that cambio, splits aren’t an issue. Henderson also works with an upper-80s cutter and low-80s slider but lacks a gloveside offering.

Henderson throws exclusively out of the stretch with everything in line to keep strikes (and necessary chases) coming. His unique traits outweigh the lack of diversity in the arsenal, but entering his age-24 season, Henderson still only has one campaign with 100+ innings. His stuff plays in a Major League rotation, he just needs to prove he can stay routinely healthy enough to stick in one.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 55 | Slider: 40 | Changeup: 60 | Cutter: 45 | Control: 55 | Overall: 55

Henderson was a wonderfully accomplished pitcher at the JuCo level as the national leader in strikeouts (169) and the Junior College World Series MVP for McLennan (Texas) CC in 2021. He went to the Brewers in the fourth round that summer, and his career has been marked by injuries since -- first elbow surgery in 2022 and then an oblique issue that delayed his opening to the 2024 season. He eventually posted a career-high 81 1/3 innings (primarily at Double-A Biloxi and Triple-A Nashville) and finished with a 3.32 ERA, 104 strikeouts and 15 walks in that span.

The 5-foot-11 right-hander has developed two plus pitches in his 91-94 mph fastball and 80-82 mph changeup. Henderson’s heater averaged over 17 inches of induced vertical break at Triple-A, placing it above many bats at the top of the zone, and that movement profile helped it play above the velo. The changeup is his best pitch with sufficient fade and separation to generate plenty of whiffs on its own. Henderson’s heat map is, as expected, more vertically focused as a result. He eschewed a low-80s slider for more of an 87-89 mph cutter during his time with Nashville for a sharper, gloveside look, but even so, seven-eighths of his pitch usage comes from the fastball or change.

Henderson repeats his delivery well, rarely pitching out of a full windup, and he’s become a regular strike pumper at the upper levels. That said, he can get hit around if the fastball seeps below the top of the zone or if he doesn’t bury the changeup. Added to the 40-man roster last November, the 23-year-old has dominated in his early tastes of the Major Leagues, firmly answering questions about whether his two best pitches could work as a starter in The Show.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Slider: 40 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 55 | Overall: 45

Henderson was the most accomplished JuCo player of the 2021 class as the national leader with 169 strikeouts and the Junior College World Series MVP for McLennan (Texas) CC. The Brewers love their JuCo arms and selected the 5-foot-11 righty in the fourth round that July, signing him for full slot at $497,500. Henderson’s career got off to a rough start when he required elbow surgery in his first pro spring, limiting him to only 13 2/3 innings across seven starts. He was healthier and certainly productive in 2023 with a 2.75 ERA, 0.97 WHIP, 106 strikeouts and 26 walks in 78 2/3 frames. His 35.2 percent K rate ranked fourth among 661 Minor Leaguers with at least 70 innings.

The star of the show here is easily Henderson’s changeup, hovering right around 80 mph. It looks a lot like the fastball out of his hand and tumbles late right near the plate, dropping below batters’ flails. The cambio also has tremendous separation off his low-90s fastball. Henderson’s heater doesn’t have standout velocity, but there’s enough ride up in the zone to help him establish a reputation as a north-south pitcher. That fastball-changeup combo has kept Henderson virtually split-resistant in the early stages of his career, but he could use a better slider than the one he barely relies on now. 

Henderson features a short arm action but didn’t have an issue throwing strikes in 2023. The bigger question remains his long-term arm and elbow health, and that could be the separator between his place as a backend starter and a two-pitch reliever. The Brewers believe that Henderson could be in line for a bigger profile in 2024 as he builds on last season’s foundation.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Slider: 45 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 55 | Overall: 45

Milwaukee’s love of junior college stars extended to Henderson in 2021. The 5-foot-11 right-hander was arguably the most accomplished juco pitcher of his class, having led the nation with 169 strikeouts and 97 2/3 innings pitched at that level in his Draft spring. As if that wasn’t enough, he led McLennan (Texas) CC to a Junior College World Series win and was named Series MVP after fanning 17 in the finals. Milwaukee grabbed Henderson in the fourth round, only to see him undergo non-Tommy John elbow surgery in the spring before his first full season. He returned to the mound in August and made seven starts (13 2/3 innings) for Single-A Carolina, though more soreness forced him to miss the Arizona Fall League.

Henderson was back up to the low-90s, touching 95, with his fastball in his Carolina League comeback, alleviating some concerns about how the velo would play. His best pitch by far remains a low-80s changeup that has impressive tumble and fade on top of the significant separation off the heater. His breaking ball can get a bit slurvy and lacks the bite to make it more than a distant third pitch at this stage.

A high-effort delivery and short arm action already led some evaluators to question whether Henderson was made to last as a starter in the pros, and last year’s injury concerns certainly won’t help. The fastball and changeup could play really well if he does need to move to relief someday, but for now, the three-pitch mix and generally good control provide some hope for Henderson to settle in as a backend starter.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 50 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 55 | Overall: 40

Junior college success stories don’t get much better than Henderson’s last year. The 5-foot-11 right-hander led national juco pitchers in strikeouts (169) and innings pitched (97 2/3) and finished third in ERA (1.66). On the team level, he helped McLennan (Texas) CC capture its second-ever Junior College World Series and was named Series MVP for his efforts that included a 17-K performance against Central Arizona in the finals. The Brewers selected Henderson in the fourth round, signed him for exact slot at $497,500 and then understandably held him from pitching in the summer due to his spring workload. Henderson underwent non-Tommy John elbow surgery before his first full season began and returned with rehab appearances in August.

Henderson’s low-80s changeup earns his strongest reviews for its tumble and fade. He throws 88-92 mph with his heater but is capable of ramping it up to 95, as he did in the Junior College World Series. The fastball also comes with a high spin rate and can jam right-handed bats with its armside movement. A mid-70s curve remains his third pitch but isn’t a particularly powerful one.

The undersized righty throws strikes but features a short arm action and a good amount of effort in his delivery. He has little projection remaining as well, so he isn’t a clear candidate to add velocity in the pro game. Henderson still has a quality three-pitch arsenal that could make him a back-end starter in time, especially if he can come anywhere close to matching his K rates from school.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 50 | Changeup: 60 | Control: 55 | Overall: 45

A true freshman, Henderson pitched McLennan (Texas) CC to the second Junior College World Series championship in school history. He took MVP honors at the Series after winning two eight-inning starts, striking out 14 against Florence-Darlington (S.C.) Tech in the first round and 17 against Central Arizona in the finals. That capped a season in which he led all national juco pitchers in strikeouts (169) and innings (97 2/3) while ranking second in strikeout rate (15.6 per nine innings) and third in ERA (1.66). The Brewers drafted Henderson in the fourth round and signed him for exactly slot with a $497,500 bonus.

Henderson's out pitch is a plus changeup that arrives in the low 80s with tumble and fade. His fastball sat at 88-92 mph for much of the spring but picked up a couple of ticks of velocity and topped out at 95 at the Junior College World Series, and it dodges barrels thanks to high spin rates that produce plenty of armside run. He also can spin a mid-70s curveball with better shape than power.  

Though Henderson throws three pitches for strikes and creates deception with a short arm action, he's also an undersized right-hander with no projection remaining. Milwaukee saw enough pieces to work with despite all that and are prepared to keep Henderson in a starting role as their Draft investment indicates.

Awards

SOU Pitcher of the Month

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Transactions

Team	Date	Transaction
	04/05/2026	Milwaukee Brewers optioned RHP Logan Henderson to Nashville Sounds.
	04/04/2026	Milwaukee Brewers recalled RHP Logan Henderson from Nashville Sounds.
	03/19/2026	Milwaukee Brewers optioned RHP Logan Henderson to Nashville Sounds.
	11/06/2025	Milwaukee Brewers activated RHP Logan Henderson from the 60-day injured list.
	08/27/2025	Milwaukee Brewers transferred RHP Logan Henderson from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list. Right elbow inflammation.
	08/08/2025	Milwaukee Brewers placed RHP Logan Henderson on the 15-day injured list retroactive to August 4, 2025. Right elbow inflammation.
	08/03/2025	Milwaukee Brewers recalled RHP Logan Henderson from Nashville Sounds.
	05/26/2025	Milwaukee Brewers optioned RHP Logan Henderson to Nashville Sounds.
	05/14/2025	Milwaukee Brewers recalled RHP Logan Henderson from Nashville Sounds.
	04/21/2025	Milwaukee Brewers optioned RHP Logan Henderson to Nashville Sounds.
	04/16/2025	RHP Logan Henderson changed number to 43.
	04/15/2025	Milwaukee Brewers recalled RHP Logan Henderson from Nashville Sounds.
	03/10/2025	Milwaukee Brewers optioned RHP Logan Henderson to Nashville Sounds.
	11/19/2024	Milwaukee Brewers selected the contract of RHP Logan Henderson from Nashville Sounds.
	09/26/2024	Nashville Sounds activated RHP Logan Henderson.
	09/19/2024	Nashville Sounds transferred RHP Logan Henderson to the Development List.
	08/08/2024	RHP Logan Henderson assigned to Nashville Sounds from Biloxi Shuckers.
	06/01/2024	RHP Logan Henderson assigned to Biloxi Shuckers from Wisconsin Timber Rattlers.
	05/24/2024	Wisconsin Timber Rattlers activated RHP Logan Henderson from the 7-day injured list.
	05/09/2024	Wisconsin Timber Rattlers sent RHP Logan Henderson on a rehab assignment to ACL Brewers.
	05/09/2024	Wisconsin Timber Rattlers sent RHP Logan Henderson on a rehab assignment to ACL Brewers.
	04/05/2024	RHP Logan Henderson assigned to Wisconsin Timber Rattlers from Carolina Mudcats.
	03/07/2024	Milwaukee Brewers Prospects activated RHP Logan Henderson.
	02/26/2024	RHP Logan Henderson assigned to Milwaukee Brewers.
	05/08/2023	RHP Logan Henderson assigned to Carolina Mudcats from ACL Brewers Blue.
	05/08/2023	Carolina Mudcats activated RHP Logan Henderson.
	04/02/2023	RHP Logan Henderson assigned to ACL Brewers Blue from Carolina Mudcats.
	09/16/2022	Glendale Desert Dogs activated RHP Logan Henderson.
	09/16/2022	Glendale Desert Dogs activated RHP Logan Henderson.
	08/16/2022	RHP Logan Henderson assigned to Carolina Mudcats from Wisconsin Timber Rattlers.
	08/16/2022	Carolina Mudcats activated RHP Logan Henderson.
	08/06/2022	Wisconsin Timber Rattlers sent RHP Logan Henderson on a rehab assignment to ACL Brewers Blue.
	08/06/2022	Wisconsin Timber Rattlers sent RHP Logan Henderson on a rehab assignment to ACL Brewers Blue.
	06/01/2022	RHP Logan Henderson assigned to Wisconsin Timber Rattlers from Brewers Organization.
	06/01/2022	Wisconsin Timber Rattlers placed RHP Logan Henderson on the 60-day injured list.
	08/17/2021	RHP Logan Henderson assigned to Brewers Organization.
	07/25/2021	Milwaukee Brewers signed RHP Logan Henderson.