Chourio's Back in Action: Brewers Outfield Update

0:00It's April 21st. I'm Corey with the story. This is Milwaukee Brewers News Today, driven by AI and built for fans. Jackson Churios making real progress in his comeback for the Milwaukee Brewers after that hairline fracture in his left hand. The young outfielders lined up to take live swings on the field this Wednesday, April 22nd, his first since the injury. If things stay smooth, he's eyeing a minor league rehab stand by the end of the month. He first got her playing for Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic, but he's been steady with running and other drills. Lately, he's crushed it off T's and coach flips in the cage, setting the stage for this next big step in batting practice. Churios feeling good just gripping the bat again after weeks away, grateful for the steady recovery. Brewers manager Pat Murphy's optimistic too, stressing they got to wash that tendon near the bone to avoid surgery key is staying pain-free, especially on check swings. With Churio and Christian Yelich both sidelined, the Brewers patched their outfield using guys

1:00like Luis Matos and Greg Jones, neither on the opening day squad. It's forced some scrambles but the teens hanging in there. Churios spinning the downtime positive, building strength elsewhere to return at peak form sounds like the Brewers outfield could get whole real soon.