US EditionChourio predicts his own grand slam ... with the bases empty?!
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Jackson Chourio continues to demonstrate his power in the big leagues. The Venezuelan outfielder hit a Grand Slam in the Milwaukee Brewers 9-3 win against the St. Louis Cardinals. The Zuliano went 2-1 with a pair of scores, four RBIs and received three tickets. In the upper part of the sixth chapter, Chourio did not forgive a pitching in the middle of the zone and with the bases full, he sent the ball to the stands of the American Family Field i…
Chourio predicts his own grand slam ... with the bases empty?!
MILWAUKEE -- Calling a grand slam is one thing. Calling a grand slam when the bases are empty is another. Add it to the growing legend of Brewers rookie Jackson Chourio, for whom nothing seems impossible these days. “Crazy,” said Brewers veteran starter Frankie Montas. “Insane.”
Milwaukee Brewers Stud Rookie Jackson Chourio Predicted His Grand Slam While The Bases Were Empty
The Milwaukee Brewers bounced back from their extra-inning loss in Cincinnati on Sunday and blew out the St. Louis Cardinals at home on Monday by the score of 9-3. Milwaukee scored all of their runs due to three home runs hit by Willy Adames, Rhys Hoskins, and Jackson Chourio. Adames’ blast was his 29th of the year, which also happened fall on his 29th birthday. His three-run shot in the bottom of the first inning was his 13th three-run homer of…
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