ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — When DL Hall showed up to Brewers camp in 2024, he was eager to prove himself, perhaps even more so than in his first big league stint with the Orioles the year prior.
The Milwaukee Brewers took a commanding 3-0 NLCS series lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers with a 6-2 Game 3 win on Wednesday night. It's been nearly 45 years since the Brewers last reached the World Series, and with a 3-0 lead over the Dodgers, they are in a good position to finally make it to the big show.
Robert Gasser, DL Hall and Joey Ortiz had their fingerprints all over the Milwaukee Brewers' Game 3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series.
The Milwaukee Brewers have an unexpected playoff weapon on their hands. On Sunday, the Brewers faced off against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of the National League Championship Series and came out on top, 2-1.
Game 1 of the 2026 National League Championship Series started with a big-ticket starting pitching matchup between the Los Angeles Dodgers' Tarik Skubal and the Milwaukee Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski.
It sure sounds like the Milwaukee Brewers are going to get a key bullpen arm back in the not-so-distant future. Milwaukee has been dealing with pitching injuries all over the place.
The Milwaukee Brewers' bullpen has been thin recently due to injuries, but progress is being made behind the scenes. Right now, Milwaukee's bullpen is missing options like DL Hall and Rob Zastryzny, among others.
The Milwaukee Brewers certainly aren't going to be at full strength from a pitching standpoint for a bit. That much is obvious. The Brewers have taken hits left and right with pitchers this season and currently are missing Logan Henderson, Brandon Woodruff, Quinn Priester, Jared Koenig, Angel Zerpa, and DL Hall.
The Milwaukee Brewers lost a key cog in the bullpen earlier in the week as DL Hall was placed on the Injured List with a left pectoral strain. On Thursday, Hall took the mound for the Brewers in relief of starter Coleman Crow, who only pitched 2 1/3 innings against the San Francisco Giants.
The Milwaukee Brewers moved left-handed pitcher DL Hall to the 15-day IL with a left pectoral strain as part of several moves made Friday. Hall, 27, was one of two Brewers relievers to suffer injuries in Thursday's 12-9 home loss to the San Francisco Giants.
This isn't good news for the Milwaukee Brewers and their bullpen. On Friday, the Brewers placed left-handed relief pitcher DL Hall on the 15-day injured list with a left pectoral strain.
The Milwaukee Brewers' pitching depth is being seriously tested right now. Milwaukee entered its contest against the San Francisco Giants on Thursday already with a handful of hurlers on the shelf.
The Milwaukee Brewers didn't only take a hit on the scoreboard on Thursday night. Far worse were the injuries to relievers DL Hall and Grant Anderson. Both relief pitchers exited the game early during Milwaukee's 12-9 loss to the San Francisco Giants, a disappointing way to split a four-game home series that started with a pair of Brewers wins.
Milwaukee relief pitchers DL Hall and Grant Anderson both exited Thursday's home game against the San Francisco Giants with apparent injuries. In the fifth inning, Hall hopped after releasing his 27th pitch of the day, and after meeting with Brewers manager Pat Murphy and the Milwaukee training staff, he exited the game.
It’s already been a rather interesting season for the Milwaukee Brewers thus far. After getting off to a sensational start, the injuries are starting to pile up, and the team has hit a bit of a snag in recent weeks.
The Milwaukee Brewers recently lost 26-year-old reliever DL Hall to an oblique injury. Before going down with his injury, Hall was on a roll for Milwaukee.
The Milwaukee Brewers placed left-handed pitcher DL Hall on the 15-day injured list on Saturday because of a right oblique strain. In a corresponding move, the Brewers recalled right-hander Grant Anderson from Triple-A Nashville, one day after optioning him there.
The Milwaukee Brewers are shutting down left-hander DL Hall for several weeks with a lat strain, placing his availability for Opening Day in jeopardy. Brewers manager Pat Murphy told reporters Wednesday that Hall will be re-evaluated in two weeks.
The Milwaukee Brewers have reinstated left-handed pitcher DL Hall from the 60-day injured list, the team announced Sunday. Hall will start for the Brewers in Sunday's series finale against the Cincinnati Reds.
Left-handed pitcher DL Hall made what is expected to be his final rehab start in Triple-A on Thursday, paving the way for him to rejoin to the Milwaukee Brewers.
The deal that sent Corbin Burnes from the Milwaukee Brewers to the Baltimore Orioles is going to be heavily analyzed for years to come, and for good reason.
Left-hander DL Hall was a key piece of the return the Brewers received in the Corbin Burnes trade, but his tenure in Milwaukee has been largely disappointing.