US EditionFast Start Propels Brewers to 9-3 Victory over Cubs in NLDS Opener
Jackson Chourio became the first MLB player with three hits in the first two innings of a playoff game before exiting with right hamstring tightness, raising concerns for Brewers' Game 2.
- On Oct. 4, Brewers left fielder Jackson Chourio exited National League Division Series Game 1 at American Family Field in the second inning with right hamstring tightness after three hits.
- Earlier this season, Chourio strained that same right hamstring on July 29 and missed most of August after going on the injured list Aug. 1, returning Aug. 30.
- Chourio energized the offense by doubling to open the six-run first and capped the inning with a two-run single, driving in three runs within two innings.
- The Brewers' 9-3 win left them up 1-0 in the series, but Chourio's status for Monday's Game 2 is uncertain and Isaac Collins replaced him in left field.
- His.571 playoff batting since last season and the Brewers' 97-65 record frame the series stakes, with the 21-year-old's.270 average, 21 homers, and 78 RBIs underscoring his value.
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Jackson Chourio Injury Update: Brewers hold breath as Pat Murphy breaks 'devastating' news on star OF'S hamstring setback
Milwaukee Brewers' 9-3 win in the National League Division Series opener against the Chicago Cubs was marred by a sense of nervousness as they await the results of Jackson Chourio's MRI.
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Brewers cruise past Cubs to open NLDS
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Jackson Chourio went 3 for 3 and drove in three runs in the first two innings before departing with a hamstring injury as the Milwaukee Brewers trounced the Chicago Cubs 9-3 in their NL Division Series opener…
Fast start propels Brewers
MILWAUKEE — Jackson Chourio went 3 for 3 and scored three runs in the first two innings before departing with a hamstring injury as the Milwaukee Brewers trounced the Chicago Cubs 9-3 in their NL Division Series opener Saturday.
Brewers Take NLDS Game 1; Chourio’s Injury Raises Concerns
Milwaukee opened the NLDS with a statement: a 9-3 rout of the Cubs in Game 1, showing just how dangerous they can be when they strike early. The Brewers made a layoff from the regular season look like a fade–using a ferocious first inning to seize control.The Cubs stole some thunder early when Michael Busch launched a leadoff home run just four pitches in, giving Chicago a quick 1-0 lead. But that lead was barely a blip. Milwaukee answered immed…
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