Despite a leadoff home run from the Chicago Cubs' Michael Busch in the top of the first inning, the Milwaukee Brewers roared back during Saturday's NL Division Series (NLDS) Game 1. Nine runs in the first two innings have led to a 9-1 lead for the NL's top seed in the third inning. Leading the way was outfielder Jackson Chourio, who went 3-for-3 during the Brewers' barrage. However, he left the matchup shortly after his third hit. According to team beat reporter Adam McCalvy on X, formerly Twitter, it could be due to a hamstring issue.
“Jackson Chourio is 3-for-3 with three RBIs in the second inning… but he's getting checked out after legging out a run-scoring infield single and is coming out of the game,” reported McCalvy. “He missed most of August with a right hamstring injury.”
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