The Milwaukee Brewers have plenty of injured players, so this fanbase will be thrilled to know the team provided a ton of key updates as of Tuesday, June 23.

Pitchers Logan Henderson, Coleman Crow, DL Hall, Jared Koenig, and Quinn Priester all had updates revealed alongside outfielder Brandon Lockridge.

Of those six players, the only one who won't be playing again in 2026 is Priester. This isn't new news, though he does have an updated timeline when it comes to a return in 2027.

As planned, Priester underwent season-ending thoracic outlet decompression surgery on Monday, June 22. Knowing this, it officially closed the door on him pitching again in 2026. Brewers fans knew he was going through with the surgery, but now, the team has provided an updated on a targeted return date.

While it's still too far out to give an exact timeline, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com said he's targeting a return of spring 2027. That doesn't exactly mean he'll be pitching in Arizona for Spring Training next year as it depends on how quickly he's able to recover and get back to 100%.

Henderson, who's had an injury plagued career, was on a role before the Brewers were forced to put him on the 15-day Injured List. Having last pitched in the majors on Friday, May 22, Henderson is, for the most part, on schedule when it comes to his return.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Curt Hogg broke the news that Henderson is set to begin a rehab assignment on Sunday, June 28. Should things go according to plan, the Brewers would love to have him back before the All-Star break, though they know it's important not to rush his recovery.

Now that the two big ones are out of the way, there are still quite a few pitcher injury updates to follow. Coleman Crow, who has bounced around between Milwaukee and Triple-A Nashville this season, is set to throw his first bullpen on Tuesday, June 23. 

Reliever DL Hall will check back with doctors today, but all signs are pointing towards him to resume throwing on Wednesday, June 24.

Finally, Jared Koenig, who's been out for quite some time, has another rehab outing scheduled for Wednesday, June 24.

The lone position player discussed in this article is Lockridge, who had that nasty injury when sliding for a fly ball. Sadly though, it's not a positive update for the 29-year-old. Lockridge suffered another setback and underwent arthroscopic knee surgery on Tuesday, June 23. Officially, his new estimated return date is late July.

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