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Brewers Starter Quinn Priester Expects to Miss at Least First Month of Season
Priester, 25, will miss at least the first month of the season due to a nerve issue linked to thoracic outlet syndrome, Brewers manager said.
- On Friday, Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester told reporters he expects to miss at least the first month of the season recovering from a nerve issue.
- Following an apparent spring wrist problem, Brewers manager Pat Murphy confirmed Priester received a diagnosis partially related to thoracic outlet syndrome.
- After being acquired from the Boston Red Sox, Priester posted a 13-3 record with a 3.32 ERA in 29 appearances during his breakthrough season last year.
- Priester said he wants to return "as smart as possible," trusting the team's scheduling to avoid rushing back while feeling relieved to have a clear diagnosis.
- In postseason play, Priester pitched four scoreless innings against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Championship Series, following a Game 3 Division Series loss to the Chicago Cubs.
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Bismarck TribuneBrewers' Priester expects to miss first month of season
PHOENIX — Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester expects to miss at least the first month of the season as he recovers from a nerve issue.
·North Platte, United States
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