The Milwaukee Brewers will start the season with right-hander Tobias Myers on the injured list due to a left oblique strain. Initial MRI results were more favorable than expected, but the injury still necessitates a stint on the 15-day injured list. Manager Pat Murphy mentioned that Myers could start throwing again if reevaluated positively in a week. The Brewers’ rotation is already thin with Aaron Ashby and DL Hall also sidelined, leaving them with limited options.

Brandon Woodruff is working back from a lengthy absence, having just pitched one inning in his first outing in 18 months. José Quintana is scheduled for two more starts in Arizona, with a potential Brewers debut by the end of the first home series. Murphy hinted at using a four-man rotation to start the year, with Tyler Alexander and Logan Henderson as possible candidates to fill in for Myers, alongside other prospects available for spot starts.