Chourio left Saturday’s game with right hamstring tightness; MRI inconclusive but not a severe strain. His status will dictate Milwaukee’s lineup and bullpen usage, with Collins ready to step in if needed and the team testing his readiness on Sunday.

Chourio’s explosive Game 1, with three hits and three RBIs, showcased his fantasy ceiling, but the hamstring issue introduces delay and risk. An inconclusive MRI means daily status updates will drive ownership and lineup decisions until a clearer prognosis emerges.

<p>Chourio sparked the Brewers’ early rally with a first-inning double that helped turn the game's momentum in Milwaukee's favor.</p><p>His two-way impact and youthful energy set the tone on offense, aligning with the crowd's intensity to push Milwaukee ahead in a pivotal NLDS opener.</p>

Chourio went 3-for-3 with three RBIs in two innings before exiting with a tight hamstring, becoming the first player to three-hit the first two innings of a playoff game.

Chourio sparked Milwaukee’s six-run first with a two-run single, then logged three hits in two innings before exiting with right hamstring tightness. MRI pending; health status will heavily influence Milwaukee’s lineup decisions for the rest of the series.