Brewers right-hander Quinn Priester is on the sidelines for the postseason as he recovers from the thoracic outlet surgery he underwent in June. The procedure came with an eight to ten-month recovery timeline. He appears to be on the short…

Milwaukee Brewers right-handed pitcher Quinn Priester is reportedly on track in his recovery from thoracic outlet surgery. Priester underwent the procedure on June 22nd, which carried an estimated eight to ten-month recovery timeline. According to Todd Rosiak of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the 26-year-old is tracking toward the shorter end of that window and is expected to be ready for Spring Training.
Priester missed the remainder of the 2026 season following nerve and wrist complications and a difficult minor-league rehab assignment. His return would help bolster Milwaukee's starting rotation alongside Jacob Misiorowski and Logan Henderson, with Priester projected to earn $1.3 million in his first year of arbitration eligibility.
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