Quinn Priester has made a striking impression in his first two starts for the Milwaukee Brewers, featuring a sharp slider that has drawn attention from observers including Rob Friedman, known as the 'Pitching Ninja.' In a recent outing against the Detroit Tigers, Priester delivered five hitless innings with four strikeouts, showcasing his ability to control the plate effectively. Acquired from the Boston Red Sox, his performance has provided an immediate boost to the Brewers' starting rotation, which has been dealing with injuries.

Despite a solid outing, Priester faced challenges with three walks yet managed to maintain his composure, allowing only a single hit—a double to Gleyber Torres—before being lifted after 84 pitches. Over ten innings pitched with Milwaukee, Priester has demonstrated impressive numbers: just one run allowed and eight strikeouts. His skill set indicates that both the Brewers and the Red Sox could reap rewards from this trade.