The Milwaukee Brewers are one win away from moving on to the World Series. If they eliminate the Los Angeles Dodgers, they will move on to make their first ever franchise World Series appearance. Jackson Chourio and company are still riding high after an electricfying Game 3 on Wednesday night.
Game 4 of this series will be broadcast at 7:00 PM Central Time, 6:00 PM Pacific Time. Tyler Glasnow gets the ball for the Dodgers, while the Brewers will turn to Shane Drohan as their opener for a bullpen game.
Before taking the field, Chourio posted on his Instagram account to share some personal news.
In an IG story published to his profile, he revealed a brand-new Topps 2026 Update Series autograph-issue baseball card. In the image Topps used for the card, Chourio wears a purple-and-white bucket on his head, smiling ear to ear.
The story caption reads, “New card is live.”
Jackson Chourio Batting Lineup Placement Revealed For Potential Series-Winning Game vs. Los Angeles Dodgers
A few hours before the game, the Brewers announced the batting order for tonight’s game against the Dodgers. As usual, Chourio is leading off.
- LF: Jackson Chourio
- 2B: Brice Turang
- C: William Contreras
- 1B: Jake Bauers
- DH: Christian Yelich
- CF: Garrett Mitchell
- SS: Cooper Pratt
- RF: Sal Frelick
- 3B: David Hamilton
Starting Pitcher: Shane Drohan.
Let's play some baseball and hit some home runs
📺: FS1📻: WTMJ#WinOurWaypic.twitter.com/NRpF16OoMF
— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) October 15, 2026
As you can see, Chourio leads off. That is where he’s been in virtually every game he’s played this year.
The 22-year-old outfielder has four years left of his eight-year, $82 million contract.
Jackson Chourio Loves Leading Off
If you didn’t know it already, Chourio loves being the Brewers’ lead-off hitter. If you are still wondering, look at everything he’s accomplished in the current MLB playoffs.
FIRST PITCH OF THE GAME pic.twitter.com/ow8VaS8psj
— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) October 15, 2026
Following his most recent leadoff home run in Game 3, he moved into second all-time in leadoff MLB playoff home runs.
“With his leadoff HR in Game 3, Jackson Chourio is now tied for second all-time in postseason leadoff HR (3),” the Brewers announced on Wednesday night.
He is 22 and chasing records left and right pic.twitter.com/JVeDTE905u
— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) October 15, 2026
No matter how Game 4 ends up going for the Brewers, the team is significantly better with Chourio in the lineup. The team is also significantly better with him batting leadoff.
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