Chourio's BP: Brewers Eyeing May Return

0:00On April 23rd, Brewer's fans hold on to that hope 22-year-old outfielder, Jackson Cheerio, just took his first swings on the field since landing. On the 15-day injured list, he fractured his hand playing for Team Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic, sidelining him, right as the season kicked off. The team sitting pretty at 13 wins and 10 losses after 23 games, but they've missed Cheerio's speed in the outfield. Earlier this week, he got clear for that batting practice session, a big step forward after weeks of rest in rehab. Fans are buzzing online, relieved to see progress on their young star, who burst onto the scene last year. His absence hurt early, but Milwaukee's holding strong without him, leaning on the depth in the lineup. Now, the plan is to reassess him after this weekend, eyeing a minor league rehab stint soon. Managers say it'll depend on how he feels, but rules cap those assignments at 20 days for position players. That puts a may return on the horizon, maybe even late April, if things click keep watching, brew crew, Cheerio's gearing up to

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