Brewers Move Quinn Priester to Complex League for Rehab Reset

TL;DR
Milwaukee sent pitcher Quinn Priester from Triple-A Nashville to the Arizona Complex League to continue rehab from thoracic outlet syndrome after a rough stretch that included a poor Nashville outing and a 21.60 ERA over six minor-league starts. The Brewers want a low-pressure environment to rebuild his form, with manager Pat Murphy saying Priester isn’t progressing in Triple-A and could be out for about another month. Priester had shown promise in 2025 (157 1/3 innings, 3.32 ERA after adding a cutter), but the club is managing rotation injuries while he restarts his recovery.
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