Milwaukee Brewers starter Quinn Priester is reportedly on track to return for Spring Training after undergoing thoracic outlet surgery in June.

The Milwaukee Brewers arguably are going to be even better next year, despite a World Series run in 2026.

Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester will be flown to the World Series by his uncle and cousin on a team charter.

With Quinn Priester sidelined by season-ending surgery, the Milwaukee Brewers must bolster their rotation.

The Brewers are losing a key piece of their rotation.

After a breakout season last year, much was expected off 25-year old RHP Quinn Priester. However, any expectations need to wait because he will be spending the rest of the season in the 60-day IL.

The Milwaukee Brewers are facing a trade decision after unfortunate season-ending news.

Quinn Priester was a breakout star for the Brewers in 2025, but has yet to pitch for them in 2026 with thoracic outlet syndrome.

Priester said he hopes to compete for a rotation spot next spring.