"After becoming the first player to have three hits in the first two innings of a postseason game, Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio left Saturday's NL Division Series opener against the Chicago Cubs with an injury. Chourio hit a bases-loaded grounder up the third base line in the second. He beat the throw for an RBI single that made it 9-1, but he moved awkwardly after crossing first base."
"Chourio, 21, departed after he was visited by manager Pat Murphy and head athletic trainer Brad Epstein. Isaac Collins entered as a pinch runner and remained in the game in left field. Chourio also hit a leadoff double and a two-run single as part of the Brewers' six-run outburst in the first inning. He capped his rookie season last year by going 5 of 11 with two homers in the Brewers' NL Wild Card Series loss to the New York Mets."
Jackson Chourio became the first player to have three hits in the first two innings of a postseason game. He left the NL Division Series opener against the Chicago Cubs with an injury after moving awkwardly while crossing first base following a bases-loaded grounder that produced an RBI single in the second inning. He was visited by manager Pat Murphy and head athletic trainer Brad Epstein before departing. Isaac Collins entered as a pinch runner and stayed in left field. Chourio also had a leadoff double and a two-run single during the Brewers' six-run first inning. He went 5-for-11 with two homers in last year's Wild Card Series.
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