The Milwaukee Brewers will be without right-hander Quinn Priester for the rest of the year after he chose to undergo season-ending surgery related to thoracic outlet syndrome.
Priester will have a rib removal procedure, reports Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. He’s expected to miss the next eight to 10 months. Priester has been rehabbing in the minors after experiencing discomfort during the spring. He was ultimately unable to avoid going under the knife.
“We got to a point where these things aren’t working,” Priester told reporters, including Adam McCalvy of MLB.com. “We’re going to clean this up so that the rest of my career, this isn’t an issue.”
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