Junior Guerra

Brewers' Junior Guerra exits game with right calf strain

Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Junior Guerra exited Monday's Opening Day start against the Colorado Rockies after just three innings with a right calf strain.

What It Means:

Guerra limped off the field after attempting a bunt in his first at-bat. He had allowed just one hit -- a two-run homer by Mark Reynolds -- through three innings. The injury could be severe enough to require a trip to the disabled list for Guerra. Tommy Milone relieved him on Monday and would be a good candidate to make a spot start if needed.

Our models projected for 11 wins with a 3.82 ERA and a 1.32 WHIP in 169 2/3 innings before the injury.