RHP Junior Guerra is "tentatively scheduled" to come off the disabled list Friday and re-join the rotation when the Brewers host Arizona at Miller Park. Guerra made just one start this season, pitching three innings on Opening Day before straining his right calf and ultimately landing on the disabled list a day later. He wrapped up a two-game minor league rehab stint Sunday at Triple-A Colorado Springs where he allowed four runs -- three earned -- on 11 hits with six strikeouts over 6 1/3 innings. Guerra was arguably Milwaukee's best starter a year ago, going 9-3 with a 3.01 ERA in 21 starts as a 31-year-old rookie.

RHP Junior Guerra (strained right calf) could be activated from the 10-day disabled list late in the week, Brewers manager Craig Counsell said Sunday. Guerra threw 91 pitches during a minor-league rehabilitation assignment with Triple-A Colorado Springs on Saturday. He made only one start with the Brewers this season before the injury sidelined him.

RHP Junior Guerra began a rehab assignment with Double-A Biloxi on Monday, allowing five runs (two earned) in five innings. He is working his way back from a strained left calf. Guerra has been out since sustaining the injury running to first base just three innings into his Opening Day start.

RHP Junior Guerra threw a successful simulated game Wednesday at Miller Park and will move on to a minor league rehab start Monday as he works his way back from a strained left calf. Guerra threw 60 pitches to teammates Manny Pina and Nick Franklin and is expected to throw around 75 Monday for Double-A Biloxi. Guerra has been out since suffering the injury running to first base just three innings into his Opening Day start.

RHP Junior Guerra has been taking part in agility drills and will throw a bullpen session Wednesday as he works his way back from a right calf strain and could head out on a minor league rehab assignment soon, manager Craig Counsell said. Guerra has been out since suffering the injury three innings into his opening day start.

RHP Junior Guerra (right calf strain) threw a simulated game to live hitters with the Class A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers on Saturday. He threw two innings and will remain in Wisconsin while preparing for a rehab start.

RHP Junior Guerra threw a 45-pitch bullpen session Saturday as he works his way back from a calf injury suffered three innings into his Opening Day start. Manager Craig Counsell said there's still no timetable for Guerra's return and that the team is more focused Guerra regaining his agility during the rehab process than pitching.

RHP Junior Guerra has been throwing bullpen sessions with no issue as he works his way back from a strained right calf injury suffered three innings into his Opening Day start. He threw 30 pitches in a session earlier this week and is scheduled to throw 45 Saturday before the Brewers face Atlanta at Miller Park. If that goes well, he could throw live batting practice during the team's upcoming road trip before heading off on a rehab assignment.

RHP Junior Guerra worked out on the treadmill Saturday. He's on the 10-day disabled list after straining his right calf after bunting on Opening Day. "He's doing really well," manager Craig Counsell said. "Pretty much everything has been positive in his rehab so far."

RHP Junior Guerra will miss at least six weeks because of the right calf strain he sustained on Opening Day. He was placed on the 10-day DL.Guerra underwent an MRI exam Tuesday that revealed a "serious" strain, according to manager Craig Counsell. He lasted just three innings Monday before suffering the injury running out a sac bunt.

RHP Junior Guerra (strained right calf) will undergo an MRI exam Tuesday after landing on the 10-day DL. He was hurt Monday in the opener.Guerra was on an Opening Day roster for the first time in his career, but now the Brewers will have to adjust to losing their No. 1 starter for the foreseeable future. "It's going to be more than (two starts)," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said. "It's a big blow, for sure."Guerra gave up two runs in three innings against Colorado. He was injured while running out a sacrifice bunt in the third inning.

RHP Junior Guerra was the Brewers' MVP. A 31-year-old veteran who had been out of affiliated baseball for more than five years before he was rediscovered and eventually released by the White Sox in 2015, Guerra was GM David Stearns' first official acquisition. Originally intended to provide bullpen depth, Guerra was brought up from Triple-A on May 3 to stabilize a struggling rotation and excelled. He went 6-1 with a 2.93 ERA through his first seven big league starts and was 9-3 with a 2.81 mark when he was shut down for the season on Sept. 15. Whether he is back in 2017 or dangled as a trade chip, Guerra turned in a completely unexpected -- and non-traditional -- rookie campaign was a huge boost for a Brewers rotation that struggled to eat innings and find consistency.

RHP Junior Guerra (9-3, 2.81 ERA) is being shut down for the rest of season because he has reached his innings limit at 121 2/3, manager Craig Counsell said. Guerra is healthy, Counsell added.

RHP Junior Guerra pitched six shutout innings on Wednesday night allowing only three hits with two walks and five Ks. Milwaukee improved to 14-6 when he starts. The Brewers have six guys vying for five rotation spots for next season, and Guerra's name is in that conversation. "He's putting together a really good season, coming back from the little time off," said manager Craig Counsell, referring to Guerra's stint on the DL with elbow inflammation. "He's got a real sense of the moment, when to step it up. He was real good today."

RHP Junior Guerra picked up his eighth win Thursday night, going five innings before leaving during the Brewers' six-run sixth inning. Guerra gave up six hits and three runs, walking two and fanning two. Manager Craig Counsell hinted that Guerra could have gone another inning, but he opted to pull him when it became clear his team was going to blow things open.

RHP Junior Guerra (right elbow) was reinstated from the disabled list on Friday. Guerra started against Pittsburgh.

RHP Junior Guerra (right elbow) was activated from the disabled list and started against Pittsburgh. He pitched 3 1/3 innings, gave up no runs on five hits, walked two and struck out three. "Most important, I was feeling good, feeling healthy," Guerra said through an interpreter.

RHP Junior Guerra reported no issues 48 hours after making a minor league exhibition start and will officially return to the Brewers' rotation on Friday night at Pittsburgh, manager Craig Counsell announced Monday. Guerra has been sidelined with inflammation in his right elbow since Aug. 4.

RHP Junior Guerra reported no issues 48 hours after making a minor-league exhibition start and will officially return to the Brewers' rotation Friday night at Pittsburgh, manager Craig Counsell announced. Guerra has been sidelined with inflammation in his right elbow since Aug. 4.

RHP Junior Guerra will return to the Brewers rotation Friday, completing a nearly month-long stint on the disabled list for inflammation on his right elbow. Guerra reported no issues after throwing 3 1/3 scoreless innings in a rehab start Saturday for Triple-A Colorado Springs.