Milwaukee Brewers southpaw DL Hall completed his first rehab game on Sunday, May 19 with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. He checked all the necessary boxes in the outing and will pitch next in Triple-A with the Nashville Sounds. One big question that has yet to be answered is if he will come back as a starter or a reliever.
As planned DL Hall was the games starter for the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers on Sunday, May 19. Also predetermined was that he would pitch just one inning. He ended up checking a lot of boxes in just one inning as he retired the only three batters he faced that included one strikeout. Of his 11 pitches thrown eight were for strikes and his fastball sat at 94 MPH and topped out at 95 MPH.
Per Jack Stern of Brewer Fanatic DL Hall will go to Triple-A next. His next few appearances may be similar to the one inning stint that he had with the Timber Rattlers. Stern indicated that the goal is making sure the velocity is still there and then a determination about how much they want to stretch him out will be made after that.
