The Milwaukee Brewers face increasing uncertainty in their pitching rotation as Tobias Myers sustained an oblique injury during a spring training game against the Los Angeles Angels. This injury marks the second oblique-related concern for the Brewers’ rotation, following earlier setbacks involving DL Hall and Aaron Ashby. Myers, a promising rookie with a solid 3.00 ERA last season, was expected to slot in as a key starter alongside Freddy Peralta and Nestor Cortes. His absence could force the Brewers to lean on less experienced options like Tyler Alexander and Elvin Rodriguez. Additionally, the status of reliever Nick Mears is also in jeopardy due to recent health issues, which may push him to the injured list if not fully recovered by the start of the season. With opening day approaching, the Brewers' depth is being severely tested.