Jackson Chourio

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Scouting Report

Updated May 19, 2026

Jackson Chourio made a spectacular 2026 season debut on May 4, going 4-for-4 with two doubles and a walk after being activated from the injured list due to a left hand fracture. In his first two games of the season, he accumulated 6 hits (second-most in Brewers franchise history for first two games), demonstrating no rust and exceptional exit velocities (102.8-109.2 mph). The 22-year-old outfielder is returning to form after a strong 2025 season (.771 OPS, 21 HR, 35 doubles, 21 SB in 131 games).

Strengths

+ Perfect 4-for-4 debut with 2 doubles
+ Reached base in all 5 plate appearances in first game
+ Exceptional exit velocities (102.8-109.2 mph) showing no rust
+ Second-most hits in franchise history across first two games
+ Strong 2025 season credentials (21 HR, 35 doubles, 21 SB)
+ Only 22 years old with high upside
+ Physically feeling great per player statement
+ 6 hits in first 2 games of 2026 season
+ Followed up strong debut with 2-for-5 performance in game 2

Weaknesses

- Missed first month of season due to left hand fracture
- Team went 17-18 without him (though now 19-16)
- Brewers lacked power while he was out
- Limited sample size to assess full recovery from injury

About

Jackson Chourio is a center fielder for the Milwaukee Brewers.

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Position

CF

Team

Milwaukee Brewers

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