Quinn Priester's Setback: Brewers' Rotation Shuffle

0:00On March 13th, here's the latest surrounding the Milwaukee Brewers. Milwaukee Brewers pitcher, Quinn Priester, faces a setback with a diagnosis in the thoracic outlet syndrome family, affecting his right wrist. Manager Pat Murphy confirmed, Priester will begin the regular season on the injured list, ruling him out for opening day on March 26th. The thoracic outlet syndrome happens when nerves or blood vessels get compressed in the lower neck, leading to arm pain, weakness, or numbness. While some players like Philly's A-Zack Wheeler needed surgery, the Brewers hope Priester can manage it with treatment alone, avoiding the operating table. Murphy remains optimistic, noting Priester through lightly off a mound yesterday and has a tougher bullpen session plan for March 21st. Symptoms first popped up last August, lingered through the offseason and flared during spring ramp up. With Priester sidelined, along with Brandon Woodruff easing back from injuries, young arms will lead the rotation. Jacob Messierowski looks set for opening day against the White Socks, joined by Chad

1:02Patrick, Kyle Harrison, and Brandon Sprote early on. Meanwhile, outfielder Achille Baddo's left quad strain turned out worse on MRI, sidelining him for weeks. Prospect Logan Henderson threw a bullpen despite elbow discomfort, keeping him in the mix as the team finalizes plans. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone. Lay back and listen, S-O-L-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM.