The Brewers, in first of the NL Central, ensured their pitching staff by adding two arms from division rival St. Louis on August 3. Left-handed reliever JoJo Romero is headed to the Brewers alongside starting pitcher Dustin May.
The Red Sox are promoting pitching prospect John Holobetz from Double-A Portland to Triple-A Worcester, as was first reported by Christopher Smith of MassLive.com.
The Milwaukee Brewers were recently dealt a tough blow when it was learned that right-hander Quinn Priester would miss the entire 2026 season. The Brewers acquired him from the Boston Red Sox last year, and he became one of their most reliable starting pitchers as they won the National League Central and advanced to the NLCS.
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Holding one of the best records in the MLB, the Milwaukee Brewers are the favorites to retain their National League Central title once again. The outstanding performance of their pitching staff is laying the foundation for the team’s success.
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Seeking a fourth straight victory on Thursday, the Milwaukee Brewers are continuing to build momentum in the 2026 MLB season. Entering Thursday’s series finale against the Cleveland Guardians, the Brewers lead the National League Central and currently carry a 45-26 record, a franchise record for wins through a season’s first 71 games.
Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Quinn Priester will have thoracic outlet decompression surgery on Monday and will not play this season. Priester, 25, has been on the injured list all season due to a compressed nerve near his shoulder that causes discomfort in his right arm.
Brewers right-hander Quinn Priester will undergo thoracic outlet decompression surgery on Monday, Priester himself tells Adam McCalvy of MLB.com (video link).
The Milwaukee Brewers are waiting on more information right now about 25-year-old starter Quinn Priester. On Tuesday, MLB.com's Adam McCalvy reported that Priester had a follow-up visit with thoracic surgeon Dr.
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The Brewers are once again pausing the rehab assignment of Quinn Priester, reports Todd Rosiak of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Priester struggled on Monday in a start in the Arizona Complex League, walking five hitters in 2 2/3 innings while surrendering three earned runs.
Milwaukee Brewers right-handed pitcher Quinn Priester is still recovering from thoracic outlet syndrome. Priester previously had his rehab assignment shifted, and now he is reportedly being returned from his rehab assignment and will remain on the injured list, according to Adam McCalvy of MLB.com.
The Milwaukee Brewers have been losing arms left and right to injuries over the last few weeks. On Saturday, the Brewers responded. Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reported that the Brewers acquired right-handed pitcher Joel Kuhnel from the Athletics for cash.
With his rehab assignment going poorly, the Brewers are sending right-hander Quinn Priester to the lowest level of the minor leagues. The injured starter will head to the team’s complex in Arizona to continue his recovery, per Adam McCalvy of MLB.com.
Quinn Priester rehab starts have become one of the most somber plot lines in an otherwise good season for the Milwaukee Brewers. After unexpectedly starring
Milwaukee Brewers hurler Quinn Priester has had a tough go in his recovery from a form of thoracic outlet syndrome. Priester hasn't been able to pitch in a big league game yet this season after racking up 157 1/3 innings for Milwaukee last year.
It sure sounds like the Milwaukee Brewers could have another starter in the mix in the not-so-distant future. Milwaukee has been without the services of 2025 breakout star Quinn Priester all season to this point.
The Milwaukee Brewers' starting rotation hasn't been at full strength yet this season and that isn't going to change in the short term. On Wednesday, Quinn Priester, who has been on the Injured List due to thoracic outlet syndrome, began a minor league rehab assignment with Triple-A Nashville.
Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Quinn Priester will start the regular season on the injured list and could be out into May with thoracic outlet syndrome.
Brewers starter Quinn Priester met with a specialist this afternoon after being nagged by wrist soreness. Testing revealed that the righty is dealing with a nerve issue in his shoulder, manager Pat Murphy told reporters (links via Curt Hogg of The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel and Adam McCalvy of MLB.com).
The Milwaukee Brewers were one of the biggest surprises in baseball during the 2025 season. They comfortably won the National League Central, going 97-65.
The fact that the Milwaukee Brewers made the playoffs, let alone had the best record in the majors, is remarkable.
With the Brewers playing in the National League Championship Series, it feels like an appropriate time to revisit the trade they made with the Red Sox for starter Quinn Priester back on April 7.
When the Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers open the 2025 National League Championship Series on Monday night in Milwaukee, it will be a battle of star power versus roster chemistry.
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The Milwaukee Brewers received quite a bit of scrutiny after they traded for Quinn Priester back in April. The move in a vacuum made sense. The Brewers were in desperate need of starting pitching, and Priester, a former first rounder, appeared to have some untapped potential.
Still looking up at the Chicago Cubs, the Milwaukee Brewers capped off the weekend with a giant series win over the team right below them in the National League Central standings.
Milwaukee right-hander Quinn Priester will take on his former team for the first time when the Brewers continue their four-game series against the host Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday afternoon.
Facing a depleted starting rotation, the Milwaukee Brewers have seen their options dwindle with seven starting pitchers currently on the injured list.
The Milwaukee Brewers acquired right-hander Quinn Priester from the Boston Red Sox on Monday for a package that includes a competitive balance Round A draft pick.
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