Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester will have surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome. The procedure involves removing his uppermost rib to decompress nerves affecting his pitching. Non-surgical ...

Illinois forward Jason Jakstys poses with Dr. Andrew Arndt, who performed Jakstys’ thoracic outlet surgery earlier this year. Illinois forward Jason Jakstys had his first rib surgically removed to ...

Jun. 16—Can I keep the rib? That was the first question Jason Jakstys asked his doctors after they described why surgery was necessary to treat his recently diagnosed venous thoracic outlet syndrome ...

After exhausting every non-procedural avenue to deal with his thoracic outlet syndrome over the past three months, Quinn Priester has settled on having surgery. The Milwaukee Brewers right-hander will ...

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 right-hander Quinn Priester will undergo thoracic outlet decompression surgery on Monday, Priester himself tells Adam McCalvy of MLB.com (video link). Priester, who’s spent the entire season ...

Quinn Priester (thoracic outlet syndrome) told reporters he will undergo decompression surgery on Monday and miss the remainder of the season. As expected, his latest setback will push him into season ...

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester's 2026 season is officially over due to the ongoing thoracic outlet syndrome issues that will require surgery. Priester confirmed he will have surgery prior to ...

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester will undergo surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome, which involves removing a rib. The surgery and recovery will sideline him for an estimated 8 to 10 months.