Quinn Priester's Rehab Assignment Begins

0:00On April 22nd, Quinn Priester, the Milwaukee Brewer's right-hander, just got option to triple A Nashville to kick off his rehab assignment. This comes after he missed the whole start of the season with neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome, a nerve pinch in his shoulder that caused pain, numbness, and weakness right down his arm. Over the past few weeks, he's been building back up, throwing off the mound, and even facing live hitters. Earlier this week, the Brewer's made the move while their triple A squad was in Charlotte for a 5.35 pm central time game tonight. The Brewer's are starving for pitching depth after trading Freddie Peralta in the offseason. They've got solid starters like Jacob Miziorowski, Brandon Woodruff, Chad Patrick, and Kyle Harrison, but they need that extra arm to round out the rotation, and fans are hyped for Priester to slide right in. Last year, he broke out big time with a 13-3 record, a 332 ERA, and over 157 innings. Milwaukee's already got the top farm system in

1:01baseball, and after a shaky April start, they've won five of their last six. With Priester nearing a return, plus Christian Yelich and Jackson Churrio coming back soon, the Brewer's are locked in to climb even higher this season. Stay locked in with Milwaukee Brewer's news today, AI-powered updates.