Priester, the Brewers' starter, framed the tense contest with a resilient outing and echoed a note of personal history about a perfect 49-0 youth-team record, underscoring his readiness for big moments and the team's belief in opportunity-driven performances.

Priester, the starter, watched Friedl snap the hidden 32-out streak with a single. His ongoing development offers Milwaukee rotation depth and fantasy upside as the season nears its end.

Priester has become a trusted Brewers option, posting a 2.28 ERA over his last seven outings and delivering at least six innings in five of those. His recent consistency, combined with a favorable Mets matchup, makes him a strong core DFS piece for Sunday’s slate, especially at a high salary where avoiding risk is key.

Priester is a mid-range SP option with a recent run of deeper starts and a Mets offense that’s seen K% rise post-break. His GB-heavy profile and ability to work into the late innings give him multi-inning upside and a path to a favorable win probability, especially in a pitcher-friendly ballpark against a lineup that can be vulnerable to ground balls.

Quinn Priester's recent strong performances have been pivotal in leading the Brewers to four consecutive wins. His contributions on the mound are key as the team seeks to solidify its playoff position.