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Logan Henderson tossed three scoreless innings in his first 2026 Triple-A outing, earning the win for the Nashville Sounds.
He allowed one hit and one walk while recording five strikeouts in 45 pitches.
The appearance marks Henderson's first Triple-A game of 2026 for the Sounds, continuing his path back from elbow issues.
Henderson's workload is being managed after elbow inflammation last year and spring soreness this year.
Milwaukee traded two-time All-Star Freddy Peralta this offseason, shaping Henderson's immediate opportunities.
Quinn Priester remains on the injured list, while Brandon Woodruff has dealt with multiple injuries in recent years.
If Henderson stays healthy, he could be an option for the Brewers later this season.
Henderson has previously made his major league debut last year, posting a 1.78 ERA over five starts for Milwaukee.
Henderson has 28 strikes among 45 pitches in his latest outing, half of which were swings and misses.
Milwaukee's top pitching prospect for 2026 is considered a potential future rotation option if health holds.

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Pérez pitched 4 1/3 scoreless innings in relief as the Braves faced the Athletics, neutralizing the A's offense.
He stated he is healthy and ready to compete for the Braves at any moment.
Pérez had been with Triple-A Gwinnett before being recalled to bolster the Braves’ rotation.
Manager Walt Weiss indicated the plan could involve Suárez or Pérez next, with a potential third option under consideration.
Pérez described a health comeback after limited play due to injuries over the prior season.
Pérez believes he can be a trustworthy veteran option for the Braves as they manage innings.
The Braves opened the season with a plan to use multiple pitchers to cover innings as needed.
Pérez emphasized seizing opportunities as they come, whether starting or relieving.
The Braves’ next rotation decision will be tested during a trip to Arizona against the Diamondbacks.

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Milwaukee Brewers extend Cooper Pratt with an eight-year deal and two club options, signaling a long-term investment.
Pratt is viewed as a high-floor defender with room to grow offensively, fitting Milwaukee's long-term plans.
The extension is tied to Pratt’s development trajectory, with the Brewers monitoring Triple-A competition in 2026.
Milwaukee already features a crowded middle infield, including Turang and Ortiz, shaping future roster decisions.
Pratt’s bat-to-ball skills and ability to contact for a high hit rate underpin the team’s optimism.
The contract emphasizes Pratt as part of Milwaukee’s future core, with defensive value highlighted by a Minor League Gold Glove in 2024.
Brewers consider Pratt a safe bet for long-term value even if immediate big-league impact is not imminent.
Two club options extend Pratt’s potential major-league tenure into the mid-2030s.
Executive Brenton Del Chiaro and Brewers organization express excitement about Pratt’s development path.
Pratt is poised to join a Milwaukee infield mix that could include Made, Pena, and Jett Williams as potential fits.
Pratt’s extension is framed as a long-term bet on his makeup and work ethic.

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Tibbs III, the Dodgers' top prospect, is excelling in Triple-A Oklahoma City after being acquired from the Red Sox.
He was part of last summer's trade that sent Dustin May to Boston in exchange for Tibbs and Zach Ehrhard.
Early season stats show Tibbs collecting hits and power as he climbs the minor-league ladder.
Tibbs nearly hit for the cycle, narrowly missing with a center-field wall shot in his final at-bat.
Dodgers GM Brandon Gomes notes Tibbs faced challenges after being traded twice in six weeks last year.
Tibbs attributes his adjustment to the Dodgers' support and letting him be himself.
Analysts credit the Dodgers’ farm system for sustaining their championship pursuit.
Tibbs is described as a 'championship-type player' by manager Dave Roberts.
The Dodgers anticipate Tibbs could develop into a power-hitting presence if his rise continues.
The article notes Tibbs' background includes a high-profile trade history involving Rafael Devers and the Giants.

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