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Jackson Chourio, recovering from broken hand, not ready to take swings for Brewers
- Jackson Chourio of the Milwaukee Brewers is recovering from a fractured left hand sustained on March 4 during an exhibition game in Venezuela and is not yet ready to swing a bat.
- Brewers Manager Pat Murphy stated that Chourio's hand is healing but not fully ready for full activity, expressing concerns about checked swings during live batting practice.
- Murphy emphasized the need to balance aggression with caution as Chourio begins live activities during his recovery.
- Chourio had a hand scan and will start baserunning, throwing, and catching to prepare for when he can safely resume swinging the bat.
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Jackson Chourio, recovering from broken hand, not ready to take swings for Brewers
Milwaukee’s Jackson Chourio is not yet ready to swing a bat as he recovers from a fractured left hand sustained March 4 while playing for Venezuela in an exhibition ahead of the World Baseball Classic.
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C 37%
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