"Brewers medical updates: Jackson Chourio is completing baserunning, hitting and defensive work without issue. Rehab assignment at Class AAA Nashville to commence on Friday," wrote Todd Rosiak of Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Already without 21-year-old outfielder Jackson Chourio because of a hamstring injury, the Brewers found themselves down another everyday defender on Friday when they placed shortstop Joey Ortiz on the 10-day injured list with a left hamstring strain.

The Milwaukee Brewers have to take advantage of the upcoming playoff run, because as usual, they aren't quite sure which of their veteran teammates will be back

Chourio joins Rhys Hoskins on assignment to Nashville, where the first baseman has been since Aug. 19 after suffering a sprained left thumb on July 6. The expectation, as of now, is Chourio's return could precede Hoskins', though the outfielder has his fair share of boxes to check, too.

These Brewers are liable to stampede this orange and black corpse and not even realize they’ve encountered an obstacle. Their lineup is ranked 4th in value, according to FanGraphs (23.4 fWAR) — a virtual tie with the Los Angeles Dodgers (23.

“It’s Uecker magic,” said Bonnie Bruhn, a 79-year-old Brewers fan from the Milwaukee suburb of West Allis, Wisconsin. As the Brewers prepare to spend this weekend honoring Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Uecker, fans are hoping the team can pay tribute to him by making the deep playoff run that has eluded this franchise lately.

The Milwaukee Brewers will honor iconic radio voice Bob Uecker with a celebration of life ceremony Aug. 24 before the team's game against the San Francisco Giants. Here's what to know about the game:

The Milwaukee Brewers fanbase welcomed Willy Adames back with open arms as the San Francisco Giants kicked of their series on Friday.