What a difference of the year, especially for Milwaukee Brewers helper Jackson Chourio. Last year he was his for the first time at spring training, when the player expected he had the main list of the league. Earlier this season he signed a huge eight-year contract with $ 82 million from Brewers (with two club options, which can make it a 10-year contract worth over $ 100 million). And he hasn’t even played a league match yet.
The statement that he felt that pressure would be an understatement. And it showed at the beginning of the year when he fought the plate. Many, including Chourio himself, wondered if Milwaukee made a mistake by signing it so early.
But a teammate Freddy Perealt resembled a juvenile helper: they signed him for some reason. They believed in him.
It was a wake -up, and the then starring star never looked back.
Outfielder Milwaukee Brewers Jackson Chourio created the history of MLB in 2024
In March/April 2024, Chourio only hit .206/.257/.351 with four home runs and 13 RBI. May was also an ugly month in which he hit.
But then June hit and it seemed that Chourio re -discovered a swing that makes him so special. This month he reached .315/.363/.534 with four home running and 16 RBI. For the rest of the season he continued his heated series, striking .310/.363/.552 with 12 runs home and 44 RBI after a break of All-Star MLB.
Before the season ended, he became the youngest player in the history of MLB, who published the 20-20 season. In 148 played games he hit .275/.327/.464 with 21 runs at home, 79 RBI and 22 stolen bases.
In the Wild Cards series in Milwaukee from New York Metts Chourio blew up two gears home, strengthening his growth as a great franchise player.
Milwaukee Brewers, Jackson Chourio, says that his confidence is at the highest level
Brewers Insider Adam McCalvy recently Chourio asked To assess your level of confidence in a scale of 1-10. Per mccalvy Chourio smiled and said, “Twenty years.”
When he asked the juvenile star what was his level of certainty last year, Chourio honestly said “four”.
There is a good reason why the juvenile midfielder Milwaukee was confident in the second season in Majors. In 16 spring training games he reached 0.468/.510/.702 with a run at home, eight RBI and six stolen bases.
Although he probably will not be close to hitting such a high level when the regular season begins, in the second half of last year he proved that he has everything to be one of the best hitters in baseball.
And trust can go a long way in this league when he has the talent he has.
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