Brewers' Jackson Chourio's Injury Timeline

0:00It's April 1st. From the locker room to your ears, this is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Milwaukee Brewer's kicked off the season, hot, snagging three wins out of their first four games. But they've been rolling without their star young gun, 22-year-old outfielder Jackson Churrio, who hit the 15-day injured list right before, open in day last Thursday against the Chicago White Sox. Churrio cracked a bone in his left hand during the World Baseball Classic with Team Venezuela. First X-rays came back clean, so he kept playing, but a follow-up MRI spotted the fracture, landed him on the shelf with no quick comeback in sight. The Brewer's tapped their outfield depth, lean and heavy on Jaguars, who's played every game so far. Now Bowers might slide over to first base more often, since Andrew Vaughn got hurt too, stretching that outfield even thinner and testing the squads. Grit early. Good news dropped Tuesday before their matchup with the Tampa Bay rays. Churrio's getting treatment, and they got a timeline, mid to late April return, likely

1:03after a rehab stint. Last year he hit 270 with 21 homers, 78 ribbies, 21 steals and solid glove work across 131 games. That 8-year 82-million dollar extension locks him in through 2031 as a cornerstone piece. If he hits that schedule, expect the Brewer's lineup to level up fast with their young phenom backdrop and bombs.