Brewers place DL Hall on IL, call up Craig Yoho and Brian Fitzpatrick
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 9:29 PM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
The Milwaukee Brewers have made roster changes ahead of their series in Colorado. DL Hall has been placed on the injured list due to a left pectoral strain, while Jake Woodford has been designated for assignment. In their place, relievers Craig Yoho and Brian Fitzpatrick were promoted from Class AAA Nashville. Yoho is making his first appearance in the majors this season after a strong showing in the minors, while Fitzpatrick returns for his second stint with Milwaukee. The Brewers are addressing depth concerns as they prepare for back-to-back series at high-altitude stadiums.
- •DL Hall is on the injured list with a left pectoral strain.
- •Jake Woodford was designated for assignment after struggling in recent outings.
- •Craig Yoho joins the Brewers for his first MLB action of the year.
- •Brian Fitzpatrick returns to the major league roster after prior experience.
- •The Brewers are preparing for back-to-back series in high-altitude venues.
- 9:29 PMYahoo Sports — DL Hall heads to IL; Brewers call up Craig Yoho and Brian Fitzpatrick
"The Brewers had some roster turnover heading into their series in Colorado.
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