White Sox lineup vs Brewers today on ⁦@CHSN__⁩ at 2:05pm CT pic.twitter.com/SMNnaeGgKm

— Chuck Garfien (@ChuckGarfien) February 22, 2026

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Vasil starting, yes please

Sox leading the league in 4-letter last names. 

FanGraphs on Henderson:

Milwaukee Brewers Top 53 Prospects | FanGraphs Baseball

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6. Logan Henderson, SP

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Drafted: 4th Round, 2021 from McLennan JC (TX) (MIL)

Age	23.9	Height	5′ 11″	Weight	194	Bat / Thr	R / R	FV	50

Tool Grades (Present/Future)

Fastball	Curveball	Changeup	Cutter	Command	Sits/Tops
55/55	40/40	70/70	40/40	55/60	90-94 / 96

Henderson was a dominant junior college pitcher who punched 169 tickets in just 97 innings during his draft year. He’s been injured fairly often in pro ball; elbow issues kept him off the field for most of 2022, with elbow inflammation ending his season in 2025. But when he’s been able to pitch, Henderson has struck out roughly 30-35% of opponents and kept his walk rate in the single digits at every minor league stop, and he posted a sub-2.00 ERA in his 25.1 big league debut prior to hitting the IL in August.

Henderson has an excellent two-pitch foundation headlined by a mid-90s rise/run fastball and a nasty high-spin changeup, both of which he commands to effective locations. He so often relies on his changeup to get strikes that its chase and miss rates don’t properly illustrate its quality, while the inverse is true of Henderson’s fastball, which has inflated miss and chase because it’s usually used as a strikeout pitch above the zone.

 

Henderson definitely has starter-quality command, but he hasn’t developed a plus third pitch or proven that he has a starter’s durability. He’s never exceeded 100 innings in a single season, which bothers us, but in part because of the way big league starters are deployed nowadays, he isn’t far off from having what one could consider starter-quality stamina. Henderson has two different breaking balls — an upper-80s cutter that he uses against lefties and a low-80s curveball for righties — that have come and gone from his repertoire at different points in his development. Neither of them is particularly nasty, but he commands both of them to the edges of the zone. This should allow them to play well enough for Henderson to continue projecting as a team’s fourth starter. If not for injury, he’d have graduated in 2025 and might have been part of Milwaukee’s playoff rotation.

 

We get Vaughn today

 

Double lineup day ✌️

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— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) February 22, 2026

 

Tanner Murray getting some long looks early on. 

 

What was that throw by Lee

Some horrible defense by these guys in the infield 

Vasil looks like s%*# so far

Who had Andrew Vaughn infield single on their bingo card?

Lee is not a good catcher folks 

Korey Lee still sucks

Luke Bell. ho hum.

and he hits the guy 

arm action for Bell isn't great

The games don't count fellas.

alright, the real part of our lineup

3 minutes ago, chitownsportsfan said:

The games don't count fellas.

Thanks for that...really didn't know 

Teel with his front foot a bit back gives me Ventura vibes.

ball sounded gone off the bat, wonder if that was a changeup

44 minutes ago, chitownsportsfan said:

The games don't count fellas.

Oh damn thanks for letting me know ill go brush my hair

47 minutes ago, chitownsportsfan said:

The games don't count fellas.

Wait what!????

Is anybody watching? What's the injury delay about? Anything to do with Leasure?

Waved at that to say hello. Rough ab