Logan Henderson

From a performance standpoint, Henderson was excellent in 2025 across 15 starts at Triple-A and five starts in the majors, although his usage and availability was frustrating for those rostering him in fantasy. Whether he was pitching in the majors or minors, Henderson was utterly dominant from April through mid-June, giving up fewer than three runs in all 12 outings and fewer than two runs in 11 of the 12. He made his big-league debut April 20, striking out nine Athletics over six innings of one-run ball, but he was then optioned to Triple-A for a few weeks. Henderson rejoined the big-league rotation in mid-May, logging a 1.80 ERA, 1.07 WHIP and 20:5 K:BB in 15 innings across three starts, but he was optioned back to Nashville on May 26 in favor of bullpen reinforcements. He was great in his next couple starts at Triple-A but logged a 5.77 ERA, 1.19 WHIP and 32:10 K:BB while giving up six homers in seven starts during the dog days of summer and wasn't recalled until August. He was placed on the injured list with a flexor strain after his Aug. 3 start and didn't pitch again in 2025. The 23-year-old righty still logged a career-high 103 innings, but durability concerns remain. Henderson has an unusual arsenal for a 6-foot righty starter, as his 82-mph changeup is easily his best pitch, and he throws that and his 93-mph fastball a combined 89 percent of the time. He doesn't need any other pitches against righties, but he threw his cutter 12 percent of the time against lefties. Projections will like Henderson more than the scouts, and the health of his arm will be worth tracking in spring training. Read Past Outlooks