Jackson Chourio

As the Milwaukee Brewers prepare to open the National League Championship Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, manager Pat Murphy has settled on a clear role for one of the club’s most dynamic young talents.

The League Division Series are in the books, and we're handing out fictional hardware for each

In addition to Jackson Chourio, who clearly displayed his clutchness in the NLDS win over the San Diego Padres, the Milwaukee Brewers have another outfielder who tends to rise to the occasion.

MLB insider Jeff Passan joins Blair and Barker and discusses the ability of Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio and what his potential can be for a team that will be a perennial contender.

The Brewers are set for the NLCS for the second consecutive season, as they’ll have to face the reigning two-time World Champion Dodgers once again. This time, the mantra is “Win Our Way,” and that is in no small part due to young stars Jackson Chourio and Jacob Misiorowski.

The Milwaukee Brewers dropped Game 3 of the NLDS on Tuesday night, but their loss to the San Diego Padres included a pair of notable runs batted in for two Brewers hitters.

Not only is Jackson Chourio already one of the best postseason performers in Milwaukee Brewers history, but at 22 years old he's doing things no other player in MLB history has ever done.

Gary Sanchez, formerly of the New York Yankees, took a huge AB before Jackson Chourio of the Brewers walked off Mason Miller of the Padres.

Much like Milwaukee Brewers star Jackson Chourio, Cincinnati Reds rookie Sal Stewart is made for big moments.

Jackson Chourio became just the third player in Milwaukee Brewers franchise history to hit a walk-off in the postseason. Given his opponent, Chourio's hit stands out among the rest.

MILWAUKEE -- It went in at 101 mph from the right hand of Mason Miller. It came back at 110 mph off the bat of Jackson Chourio.

Jackson Chourio propelled the Milwaukee Brewers to an improbable victory over the San Diego Padres in Game 2 of the NLDS. His late-game heroics were set up by a series of key plays throughout the game.

Milwaukee Brewers star outfielder Jackson Chourio walked-off the San Diego Padres in heroic fashion on Sunday night, but an uncharacteristic performance from the Brewers defense set up the improbable comeback.

Craig Stammen trusted Mason Miller with six outs, but waiting too long to make a change left the Padres facing a commanding Brewers NLDS lead.

The Milwaukee Brewers are one win away from a return trip to the NCLS. And for the second consecutive game, Jackson Chourio played the role of hero.

Milwaukee Brewers' budding superstar Jackson Chourio made franchise history last night and has already cemented himself as one of the best postseason performers in Brewers' history.

In the bottom of the third inning of the National League Division Series opener, with his Milwaukee Brewers team down 2-0 to the San Diego Padres, Jackson Chourio crushed a pitch to deep left field.