It’ll likely take place against the Giants next week. The 26-year-old said he “recovered well” from his rehab start Friday for Triple-A Nashville, and assuming no setbacks, the right-hander should be back with the Milwaukee rotation. He’s worthy of roster consideration after having a solid rookie campaign in 2024.

Myers is targeting roughly 65-70 pitches in his final rehab outing before returning next week to Milwaukee’s rotation mix. The 26-year-old righty allowed three runs over five innings on Sunday in his most recent rehab start.

Myers also walked one and struck out one batter on the afternoon. The expectation is that he’ll probably require a third and final minor league tune-up before he’s ready to rejoin the Brewers’ rotation, though given their urgent need for quality arms there they could opt to bring him back after this start if they feel like he’s ready.

Myers, returning from an oblique strain, threw 45 pitches before exiting. His velocity was down about two mph from last year, so he still has some building up to do. He’ll probably need to pitch at least twice more before coming off the injured list later this month.