Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester to undergo season-ending surgery
MLB.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 4:24 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Quinn Priester will have season-ending surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome. The operation, scheduled for Monday in Dallas, is expected to keep him out for eight to 10 months, impacting his recovery ahead of next season. Priester has struggled with the condition, which causes nerve compression affecting his performance during recent rehab appearances. He aims to return in time to compete for a rotation spot in spring training next year.
- •Priester will have surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome on June 19.
- •He is expected to miss eight to 10 months of action.
- •Priester struggled with control during minor league rehab assignments.
- •He posted a 15.75 ERA in five rehab games.
- •Priester hopes to compete for a rotation spot next spring.
- 6:02 PMMLB.com — Priester needs thoracic outlet surgery, out for rest of season - MLB.com
- 5:43 PMESPN — Brewers' Priester to have thoracic outlet surgery
- 4:52 PMYahoo Sports — Brewers right-hander Quinn Priester to have season-ending surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome
- 4:50 PMYahoo Sports — Quinn Priester to have season-ending surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome
- 3:23 PMMLB Trade Rumors — Quinn Priester To Undergo Thoracic Outlet Surgery - MLB Trade Rumors
"MILWAUKEE -- Eager to build upon a 2025 season in which he was the Brewers’ most reliable starting pitcher, Quinn Priester tried everything to get 2026 on track. Nerve-blockers. Anti-inflammatories. Massage, cupping and scraping. Hot tubs. Blood flow restrict…
"Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Quinn Priester will undergo season-ending surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome and is expected to be sidelined for eight to 10 months.
"Brewers righty Quinn Priester will undergo thoracic outlet surgery and miss the entire 2026 season. MLB Trade Rumors has the details you need.
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External links- MLB.comJun 18, 2026, 6:02 PMPriester needs thoracic outlet surgery, out for rest of season - MLB.com
MILWAUKEE -- Eager to build upon a 2025 season in which he was the Brewers’ most reliable starting pitcher, Quinn Priester tried everything to get 2026 on track. Nerve-blockers. Anti-inflammatories. Massage, cupping and scraping. Hot tubs. Blood flow restrict…
- ESPNJun 18, 2026, 5:43 PMBrewers' Priester to have thoracic outlet surgery
Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Quinn Priester will undergo season-ending surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome and is expected to be sidelined for eight to 10 months.
- Yahoo SportsJun 18, 2026, 4:52 PMBrewers right-hander Quinn Priester to have season-ending surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome
Priester said he hopes to compete for a rotation spot next spring.
- Yahoo SportsJun 18, 2026, 4:50 PMQuinn Priester to have season-ending surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome
After trying to rehab his thoracic outlet syndrome injury for three months, Quinn Priester has settled on surgery that will end his season.
- MLB Trade RumorsJun 18, 2026, 3:23 PMQuinn Priester To Undergo Thoracic Outlet Surgery - MLB Trade Rumors
Brewers righty Quinn Priester will undergo thoracic outlet surgery and miss the entire 2026 season. MLB Trade Rumors has the details you need.
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