Brewers Win, Chourio's Return Looms

0:00It's April 18th. Welcome in. This is Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, where your team meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Milwaukee Brewer's snag a solid win Friday night, taking down the Miami Marlins 7-5 in 10 innings. Rookie Coleman Crow stepped up for his big league debut, tossing 5-1-3 innings with just two earn runs and four strikeouts. He kept things steady and gave the team a real shot. Trevor McGill locked it down with his fourth save, striking out two in the final frame. Jake Bowers, Luis Rangafo, and Garrett Mitchell all ripped multiple hits to fuel the offense. Even with some back-and-forth action, the Brewer's pulled through when he counted. The squad sits at 11-8 this season, holding strong without key bats like Christian Yelich and Jackson Churrio. Churrio, their 22-year-old Alfiel Phenom, missed all games so far after fracturing his hand. Last year as a rookie, he crushed it with a 270-slash line, 21 homers, and 78 RBI's over in 31 games.

1:01The real highlight dropped before first pitch. Churrio took swings for the first time in recovery. Reports say he's progressing well, and if he bounces back without soreness, he's eyeing a return soon. That could spark the line of big time. With reinforcements like him on the horizon, plus Kyle Harrison lined up for the Detroit series. Churrio's led prime to climb even higher.