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Since his five-strikeout game on March 27, Chourio is batting .354 (17-for-48) with four home runs and 16 RBIs.
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Brenton Doyle homered and Zac Veen had a bunt single in his major league debut for Colorado.
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The star backstop is still slashing just .143/.286/.229 with two RBI over 42 plate appearances so far, but he does have six runs scored and seven walks through his first 10 outings.

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Chourio homers and drives in 5 as Brewers rout Rockies 17-2
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Jackson Chourio's three-run home run (4)
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