Overview

• Chourio left Game 1 with tightness in his right hamstring — the same leg he strained in August — after beating out an infield single.
• Manager Pat Murphy said the MRI was inconclusive, and further on-field testing is underway to gauge whether he can play in Game 2.
• During the off-day workout, he was seen doing low-stress hamstring drills as part of the evaluation process.
• Murphy said Isaac Collins would most likely take Chourio’s lineup spot if the outfielder is unavailable.
• The Brewers lead the NLDS 1-0 after a 9-3 win, and plan to open Game 2 with lefty Aaron Ashby against Cubs starter Shota Imanaga.