Hader didn't allow a baserunner and recorded two strikeouts in 1.2 innings to record his 12th save of the season during an 11-9 victory against the Reds on Wednesday.

Hader tossed two perfect innings and picked up his first win of the season in Sunday's victory over the Braves.

Hader allowed no hits while striking out one in a scoreless inning to record his 11th save in a 5-2 win over the Phillies on Wednesday.

Hader walked one batter but also struck out two hitters to nail down his 10th save of the season in a 7-3 victory against the Nationals on Wednesday.

Hader picked up a save Sunday against the Mets by striking out all three of the batters he faced.

Hader picked up the save against the Mets on Friday, striking out five and walking one while allowing one hit over two innings to preserve a 3-1 victory for the Brewers.

Hader allowed an earned run but struck out two to earn the save Tuesday against the Rockies.

Hader allowed his first run of the season in a non-save situation in Monday's victory over the Cardinals, but he still recorded the final three outs of the contest and struck out three batters.

Hader is unavailable for Monday's game against the Angels after throwing 2.2 innings Sunday, Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Hader gave up no hits and struck out three in 2.2 innings to record his fifth save of the season in a 4-2 win over the Cubs.

Hader picked up the save with a scoreless inning on Tuesday as the Brewers defeated the Reds 4-3, permitting just one walk and no hits while striking out two.

Hader struck out the side in his lone inning of work Saturday to record his second save of the season in a 4-2 win over the Cardinals.

Hader struck out four across two perfect innings to pick up the save in Thursday's season opener against the Cardinals.

Hader threw a scoreless inning in relief in Wednesday's spring game against the Padres.

Hader struck out three batters across a perfect inning Wednesday against the Diamondbacks.

Hader struck out three batters in a perfect inning Sunday against the Reds.

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.Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader will remain in the bullpen next season, according to general manager David Stearns. Hader initially came up as a top starting pitching prospect for Milwaukee, but he has hit his stride in a relief role and is especially devastating against lefties. He went 6-1 with a 2.43 ERA, 0.81 WHIP and fantastic 15.8 K/9 over 55 outings (81 1/3 innings). Hader also racked up 12 saves and will remain a very attractive fantasy option for his ratios next year.

General manager David Stearns said Hader is expected to pitch out of the bullpen in 2019, Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

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.Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader will not pitch in Game 2 of the National League Championship Series against the Dodgers on Saturday after pitching three clean innings in the Game 1 win on Friday. Hader led all of baseball and set a franchise relief record with 143 regular season strikeouts. Manager Craig Counsell only used Hader five times on back-to-back days this year, including three times in August. Hader tossed a season-high 46 pitches in Game 1, so he won't be an option in Game 2. With two days of rest, he'll be available in Game 3 in Los Angeles on Monday. He can be a huge weapon in this series against LA, who were much more vulnerable against left-handers this year.

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.Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader came in Monday and dominated the Cubs in the tiebreaker game. Hader came in and breezed through the eighth inning and then went back out to face the top of the Chicago order in the bottom of the ninth inning. He took out the first two batters in relatively easy manner before a battle with Javier Baez ended with a base hit. Last up was Anthony Rizzo who in September had become the first left-handed batter in Hader's major league career to hit a homer. Hader would get Rizzo out to end the game in a 3-1 victory. Hader is one of the most dominant relievers in 2018.

Hader was tagged for three earned runs over one inning out of the bullpen in Monday's victory over the Cardinals.

Hader (6-1) gave up a hit but struck out the side in the eighth inning Wednesday and picked up the victory over the Cubs.

Hader pitched two perfect innings and struck out six batters in Monday's victory over the Cubs.

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Milwaukee Brewers reliever Josh Hader gave up a two-run homer to Anthony Rizzo to lose the lead in the eighth inning on Monday against the Cubs. Hader is known for pitching one to two innings at a time, but this time the Brewers tried to get three out of him and it backfired. Hader's ERA has been climbing recently due to a few bad outings and the strikeout rate has started to fall as well. Still, in a league that rewards ratios, Hader is a viable relief option considering his upside, but it's worth monitoring his next outing or two to see if he should be started in the upcoming championship weeks.

Hader tossed a perfect 10th inning and notched the save Thursday against the Reds.

Hader was tagged for four earned runs in just 0.2 innings in Wednesday's victory over the Reds.

Hader tossed two perfect innings of relief in Sunday's victory over the Pirates.

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Milwaukee Brewers reliever Josh Hader struck out two batters on nine pitches to secure a 2-1 lead and a save on Sunday against the Cardinals. Hader now has back to back saves in his last two appearances and sits at 10 on the season. The Brewers have had a few different relievers get chances at saves since Corey Knebel lost his job, but it's really a two man race between Hader and Jeremy Jeffress, both of which are having insanely good years. Although Jeffress did give up a run in Sunday's game and has only recorded one save in the last month, Hader only has three in that span. As of now, they are both worth owning in Roto or categories leagues where saves are scare, considering the amazing ratios they provide even with saves, but aren't useful in a weekly points league.

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Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader earned his 10th save of the season Sunday against the Cardinals. Hader struck out two batters in a clean ninth inning that only lasted nine pitches. The 24-year old left-hander has been incredible all season long (on the baseball field) and should continue to see save opportunities going forward. Hader is a must add in all formats going into the fantasy playoffs.

Hader struck out two without allowing a baserunner to earn the save Sunday against the Cardinals.

Hader struck out three in two perfect innings Saturday to record his ninth save of the season in a 4-2 win over the Braves.

Hader recorded the final out to record his eighth save of the season Saturday against the Rockies.

Hader tossed two scoreless innings and picked up his fourth win of the season in Monday's victory over the Dodgers. He did not allow a hit and posted a 3:2 K:BB during the outing.

Hader picked up his third win of the season in Thursday's victory over the Giants.

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The Milwaukee Brewers will not be punishing relief pitcher Josh Hader for his racist and homophobic tweets that became known during the All-Star break. Hader is taking mandated sensitivity training and it appears that that will be the extent of his punishment. Hader has been excellent on the mound in 2018, pitching to a 1.50 ERA and a 89/19 K/BB ratio with seven saves. However, his controversial tweets, despite being made when he was 17, will hang over him for the rest of the season and arguably the rest of his career.

Hader will not be suspended or fined in regards to offensive social media posts from years past.

Hader allowed two earned runs -- both via the home run -- while tossing 1.2 innings in Monday's loss to the Marlins.

Hader recorded a one-out save in Tuesday's victory over the Royals.

Hader struck out three batters in a scoreless eighth inning in Wednesday's victory over the Cubs.

Hader struck out four batters but also allowed four runners to reach base over 1.2 innings in Wednesday's victory over the Cardinals.

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Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader went 1 2/3 innings on Wednesday, giving up two hits, no runs and two walks while striking out four in the 3-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. While Hader was rewarded with his ninth hold of the year, he had trouble limiting the base runners along with Jeremy Jeffress. His season WHIP still remains at a very impressive 0.67, so it shows how dominant he has been this year. He should be owned in all fantasy formats, even ones that count saves, as he will provide the number of strikeouts that a pitcher starting two times in one week would get.

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Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader went 2 1/3 innings pitched, giving up only one walk while striking out six in the 5-4 win over the Minnesota Twins. Hader once again struck out six of the eight batters he faced and is proving to be one of the most dominant relievers in baseball this year. On the year, he's now struck out 59 of the 95 batters he has faced for a 59% strikeout rate. In comparison, the next best is Adam Ottavino at 49%. His absurdly high strikeout rate makes him worth owning in all fantasy formats, as he will get more strikeouts in a week than your average starting pitcher making two starts.

Hader struck out two over a perfect 10th inning and recorded his sixth save of the season in Friday's victory over the Rockies.

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Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader threw a perfect inning while striking out two in the 11-10 win over the Colorado Rockies. This now puts Hader at six saves on the season, which leads all Brewers pitchers. On the season, Hader now holds a 1.57 ERA with 48 strikeouts in only 23 innings pitched. Corey Knebel will most likely take over the main closing duty in the near future, however, owners of Hader should relish the save opportunities while they last. Even when Knebel takes over the closer role, Hader should still be owned in all fantasy formats due to his extremely high strikeout upside as he's currently rocking a 18.78 K/9 ratio this year so far and is looking to be one of the best relievers in the MLB.

Hader struck out three over a pair of clean innings to earn his fourth save of the season Tuesday against the Indians.

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Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader threw two perfect innings while striking out three in the 3-2 win over the Cleveland Indians. This was another one of Hader's multi-inning saves, and he's now up to five saves on the season. With closer Corey Knebel coming back on Wednesday, Hader most likely won't be the first one in line to get save opportunities moving forward, however, he could still be in line on Knebel's rest days. On the season, Hader is now at a 1.64 ERA with 46 strikeouts in only 22 innings pitched, and his absurdly high strikeout rate makes him a must-own in all formats.

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Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader went two innings giving up one hit, two earned runs, and one walk while striking out four in the 5-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Hader came in for the eighth with a 3-1 lead and after walking Gregory Polanco, he allowed a two-run shot to Starling Marte that tied up the game. Despite the blown save, Hader was rewarded with the win as Ryan Braun ended up hitting a two-run double in the next inning. His elite strikeout ability was on full display once again as he now ups his K/9 ratio to 19.35 on the year. He now has a 1-0 record with a 1.80 ERA and 43 strikeouts in 20 innings pitched and should be owned in all formats, even when Corey Knebel returns to closing duties.

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Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader has been named NL Reliever of the Month for the months of March and April. During this stretch, Hader has pitched for a 1.00 ERA and 0.47 WHIP in 18 innings of work with an astonishing 39 strikeouts. While he will most certainly return to a mid-reliever with the return of Corey Knebel from the disabled list, Hader has proved his value as an Andrew Miller type reliever in fantasy formats. Regardless if he gets saves or not, he should be owned in all formats and will look to build off his 19.50 K/9 season so far.

Hader is unavailable for Tuesday's game against the Reds, Todd Rosiak of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

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Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Josh Hader (rest) will not pitch against the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday, according to manager Craig Counsell. Hader struck out eight of the nine batters he faced during Monday's contest. He picked up his fourth save of the season, but won't see as many save chances once Corey Knebel (hamstring) returns in a few weeks. Fantasy owners can bench Hader for Tuesday's contest.