Brewers Open Season Without Chourio

It's March 26, I'm Cory with the story.

This is Milwaukee Brewer's news today, driven by AI and Bill for fans.

Milwaukee Brewer's fans have mixed feelings heading into the 20-26 season opener on

Thursday at American Family Field against the Chicago, White Sox.

Young outfielder Jackson Churrio starts the year sideline on the 10-day injured list

due to a fractured hand.

The injury happened during a recent game on a checkswing that jared his hand.

Some officials placed him there right away to let the slight fracture heal properly without

risking more damage.

Manager Pat Murphy shared that it's a hard blow for the squad, especially early on,

but the break gives Churrio the best shot at a quick return.

The team values his energy and doesn't want to rush him back.

Churrio spoke up too, emitting he's bummed to miss the action, but plans to stick around

the clubhouse, roof-force teammates, and stay engaged with.

Daily team routines.

As the brewers take the field without him, all eyes stay on how the roster adjusts in

these spurs games, setting the tone for a competitive run ahead.