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Kimbrel Injury Surfaces in Podcast Discussion

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InjuryMILJun 2, 3:16 AM EDT

Kimbrel Injury Surfaces in Podcast Discussion

Effectively Wild hosts mention Craig Kimbrel's injury alongside a link to injury news, signaling a real but undetailed health concern.

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley discussed an injury to Craig Kimbrel during the podcast. A link to Kimbrel injury news was included in the show notes, suggesting the report is sourced from a credible outlet. Details on severity or IL status are not provided in the article body. The signal is real but limited in specificity.

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RosterMILMay 31, 11:58 AM EDT

Zastryzny Activated by Brewers After Shoulder Strain Recovery

Milwaukee's left-handed reliever is back after missing nearly two months with a left shoulder strain suffered in spring training.

Rob Zastryzny has been activated off the 60-day IL by the Brewers and will rejoin their bullpen. He suffered a left shoulder strain in spring training, was placed on the 15-day IL on March 25, and transferred to the 60-day IL in mid-April. In 29 2/3 innings across parts of two seasons with Milwaukee, he owns a 2.12 ERA and has held opposing hitters to a .580 OPS. Carlos Rodriguez was optioned to Triple-A to clear a roster spot.

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NewsMILMay 31, 11:44 AM EDT

Misiorowski Takes Mound for Brewers in Series Finale vs Astros

Milwaukee's ace enters Sunday's rubber match against Houston riding one of the best single-month stretches ever seen from a Brewers pitcher.

Jacob Misiorowski starts for the Brewers in a rubber match against the Houston Astros after Milwaukee dropped Saturday's game. In five May starts, Misiorowski is 4-0 with a 0.29 ERA, allowing just one run over 31.1 innings with 49 strikeouts. He has reached 100 strikeouts on the season in only 64 innings. Houston counters with Tatsuya Imai, who tossed six no-hit innings in his most recent start after a rough beginning to his MLB career.

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NewsMILMay 30, 8:23 PM EDT

Brewers Routed 9-2 as Sproat Struggles Against Astros

Brandon Sproat allowed five runs in a lopsided loss, raising concerns about Milwaukee's young pitching staff heading forward.

The Milwaukee Brewers fell 9-2 to the Houston Astros on May 30, 2026 at Daikin Park. Starter Brandon Sproat was roughed up for five runs, continuing a rough stretch for the team's young pitching staff. Milwaukee took an early 1-0 lead on a William Contreras double, but the advantage was quickly erased. The Astros went on to score nine runs in a dominant performance.

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Priester's Rehab Hits Rock Bottom, Sent to ACL

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InjuryMILMay 30, 7:58 PM EDT

Priester's Rehab Hits Rock Bottom, Sent to ACL

The Brewers right-hander is struggling badly in his return from thoracic outlet syndrome, forcing Milwaukee to drop him to the lowest minor league level.

Quinn Priester, recovering from thoracic outlet syndrome symptoms, has been reassigned to the Arizona Complex League after a disastrous rehab stint. He posted a 21.60 ERA across six minor league starts, allowing 13 earned runs in 5 2/3 innings at Triple-A Nashville alone. He also gave up seven earned runs in just four outs during a High-A Wisconsin appearance. Manager Pat Murphy indicated Priester was not making progress at the Triple-A level.

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Abner Uribe suspended by MLB for gesture directed at Cardinals dugout

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RosterMILMay 29, 4:28 PM EDT

Abner Uribe suspended by MLB for gesture directed at Cardinals dugout

The Brewers reliever faces a suspension after directing an inappropriate gesture toward St. Louis following a strikeout, a move that also drew his manager's displeasure.

MLB has suspended Milwaukee Brewers reliever Abner Uribe following an incident in which he made an inappropriate gesture toward the St. Louis Cardinals dugout after recording a strikeout in the eighth inning. The act visibly irked Uribe's own manager. The suspension means Uribe will be unavailable to the Brewers bullpen for the duration of the penalty, representing a tangible roster availability impact.

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NewsMILMay 29, 7:57 PM EDT

Uribe Suspended One Game, Appeals — Available While Decision Pending

Brewers reliever Abner Uribe was handed a 1-game suspension for conduct against the Cardinals but remains eligible while his appeal is heard.

MLB suspended Brewers reliever Abner Uribe for one game following inappropriate actions during a game against the Cardinals. Uribe has appealed the suspension, which means he is not required to serve it immediately. Under MLB rules, players who appeal disciplinary decisions remain eligible to play until the appeal is resolved. The outcome of the appeal will determine when or whether the suspension takes effect.

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NewsMILMay 29, 4:30 PM EDT

Uribe Suspended One Game, Appeal Keeps Him Active

MLB disciplined the Brewers reliever for a dugout gesture after a strikeout, but his appeal means he remains eligible to pitch during the process.

MLB issued a one-game suspension and undisclosed fine to Brewers reliever Abner Uribe for making an inappropriate gesture toward the Cardinals' dugout following a strikeout in Tuesday's game. Uribe is appealing the ruling, which holds the suspension in abeyance and keeps him available to pitch. Manager Pat Murphy called the behavior unacceptable, and Uribe apologized to Brewers personnel but not to the Cardinals. Uribe also publicly criticized Cardinals manager Oli Marmol, alleging Marmol had made threats toward Milwaukee.

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RosterMILMay 29, 4:28 PM EDT

Abner Uribe suspended by MLB for gesture directed at Cardinals dugout

The Brewers reliever faces a suspension after directing an inappropriate gesture toward St. Louis following a strikeout, a move that also drew his manager's displeasure.

MLB has suspended Milwaukee Brewers reliever Abner Uribe following an incident in which he made an inappropriate gesture toward the St. Louis Cardinals dugout. The gesture occurred after Uribe recorded a strikeout in the eighth inning. The act drew a negative reaction from his own manager. The suspension will affect Uribe's availability out of the Brewers bullpen until the discipline is resolved.

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InjuryMILMay 29, 10:00 AM EDT

Yelich Easing Back With Groin and Back Concerns

The Brewers outfielder is not yet at full speed after a May groin strain, and residual back issues are adding to his recovery timeline.

Christian Yelich missed time in May with a groin strain and returned without a rehab assignment. He also has lingering back issues that have slowed his return to form. Despite those concerns, he has shown positive signs by homering in consecutive games since coming back. His presence in the lineup is considered a boost for Milwaukee heading into the Astros series.

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NewsMILMay 27, 1:35 PM EDT

Misiorowski Cementing Ace Status for Milwaukee in 2025

After a flashy but uneven 2024 debut, the hard-throwing Brewers righty has taken a significant step forward this season.

Jacob Misiorowski, 24, burst onto the scene in 2024 with triple-digit velocity and a mid-season All-Star nod as an injury replacement, but finished the year with modest overall numbers. In 2025, he has elevated his performance across nearly every key statistical category, pitching like a frontline starter. His most recent start against the Cardinals in Milwaukee was described as both dominant and impressive. The right-hander's development trajectory makes him a high-value asset in Milwaukee's rotation.

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Misiorowski Looks Like a Legitimate Ace for Milwaukee in 2025

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NewsMILMay 27, 1:35 PM EDT

Misiorowski Looks Like a Legitimate Ace for Milwaukee in 2025

After a flashy but uneven rookie debut, the hard-throwing righty has taken a major step forward this season and is pitching like a frontline starter.

Jacob Misiorowski, 24, burst onto the scene in 2024 with triple-digit velocity and a no-hit outing against the Cardinals in his first few starts. He was named an All-Star injury replacement after just five starts but finished the year with modest overall numbers. In 2025, Misiorowski has elevated his game significantly, improving in nearly every key statistical category. His latest start against the Cardinals in Milwaukee was described as both a gem and an awe-inspiring performance.

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Logan Henderson Sidelined Until Mid-June for Brewers

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InjuryMILMay 28, 1:54 PM EDT

Logan Henderson Sidelined Until Mid-June for Brewers

Milwaukee's rotation takes a hit as Henderson joins a growing list of injured pitchers expected back no sooner than June.

Logan Henderson is currently unavailable for the Brewers with a return target of mid-June. His absence is part of a broader rotation crunch for Milwaukee, which is also missing Jared Koenig, Brandon Woodruff, Quinn Priester, and Rob Zastryzny. Despite the pitching injuries, the Brewers sit at 33-20 and lead the NL Central by 4.5 games.

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