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Updated May 19, 2026
Quinn Priester (note: the user mentioned "Micah Pries" but the sources clearly refer to Quinn Priester, a Milwaukee Brewers right-handed pitcher) has suffered a significant setback in his recovery from neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome in his right arm. Originally acquired via trade, Priester was a breakout starter in 2025 but has been plagued by nerve issues causing intermittent pain throughout his right arm since August of the previous year. After being placed on a rehab assignment in Triple-A Nashville on April 22, 2026, Priester made three appearances but struggled significantly, allowing 9 earned runs in 5 innings with severe command issues (37 strikes on 62 pitches in his final rehab start on May 1). He was subsequently pulled from his assignment and placed back on the injured list due to shoulder soreness, indicating the nerve issue has not resolved and may be worsening.
Strengths
- + Was a breakout starter in 2025 showing promise
- + Brewers organization remains committed to his recovery with gradual rehab approach
- + Nerve issue is treatable with proper rest and rehabilitation
Weaknesses
- - Neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome in right arm persisting since August of previous year
- - Severe command issues during Triple-A rehab (only 37 strikes on 62 pitches)
- - Allowed 9 earned runs in just 5 innings during rehab assignment
- - Shoulder soreness developed during rehab, indicating potential worsening
- - Intermittent pain throughout right arm affecting performance
- - Multiple setbacks in recovery timeline suggesting chronic nature of injury
Injury Status: IL-60
About
Micah Pries is a first baseman for the Chicago Cubs.
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