DL Hall

The Brewers placed DL Hall on the 15-day IL with a left knee sprain.

Fantasy Impact

Hall reportedly suffered the injury in the second inning of his start Saturday. The left-hander has struggled over his last two starts and will now be out at least two weeks. Jared Koenig was recalled as the corresponding move.

DL Hall allowed four earned runs on five hits and five walks over 3 2/3 innings in Saturday's loss to the Brewers.

Fantasy Impact

This performance further inflates his already bloated ERA to 7.71 and WHIP to 2.27 for the season, signaling ongoing struggles in his pitching mechanics and control. With a K/9 of 7.2 that hardly compensates for his high rate of walks and hits, Hall's fantasy relevance remains minimal. His high BABIP of .418 suggests some bad luck, but the consistent lack of command is a larger concern. Fantasy managers should view Hall as a risky play at best, pending significant improvements in his control and overall effectiveness.

DL Hall allowed five earned runs and eight hits over 3 1/3 innings in the Brewers' 11-5 win over the Orioles on Saturday.

Fantasy Impact

His performance included four strikeouts and one walk. The left-hander has gotten off to a rough start on the mound, allowing three or more runs in two of three starts on the mound for the Brewers. Fantasy managers will be best served practicing a wait-and-see approach with the 25-year-old in hopes he can turn things around and become a starting option worth considering moving forward.

Recently acquired Brewers left-hander DL Hall expects to compete for a rotation spot in 2024.

Fantasy Impact

Hall was part of the return for ace Corbin Burnes from the Baltimore Orioles. The southpaw dealt with an injury in 2023 but tossed a 3.26 ERA across 18 outings, all in relief, for the Orioles in 2023. He also worked to a 4.22 ERA in 17 appearances (11 starts) at the Triple-A level a season ago.

DL Hall has been optioned to Orioles' minor league camp.

Fantasy Impact

One of the Orioles' top pitching prospects, Hall has been sent to minor league camp prior to Opening Day. The young lefty got a late start in spring training due to lower back tightness and ended up only making a couple of appearances. There was some speculation that he would begin the campaign in the Baltimore bullpen, but the club ultimately decided against that. Hall will be given time to stretch out his arm as a starter in the minors. There's a great chance he works his way into the Orioles' rotation at some point this season.