Jackson Chourio

Since starting the season 0-for-5, Jackson Chourio has caught fire, hitting safely in each subsequent game and homering Wednesday. Zach Thompson supported Chourio as an undervalued DFS target for Thursday, highlighting his early-season success against lefty pitching and strong recent hitting. Facing Nick Lodolo, Thompson recommended Chourio as a DFS value chasing strong recent form vs left-handers (5-for-16, .313, with power).

Michael Savio noted Jackson Chourio to be heating up and making the Brewers lineup more dangerous against Reds' starter Nick Lodolo. After an uneven start, Chourio is hitting his stride just as Milwaukee’s offense has scored eight runs over the past two games. Lodolo, on the other hand, struggled significantly in his previous game at Milwaukee last August, allowing three runs over 5 1/3 innings. Considering Milwaukee’s momentum and Chourio's resurgence, Savio expects Lodolo and the Reds to have difficulty tonight.

Joe Orrico strongly advocates betting on Jackson Chourio as a long shot NL MVP at +4000 odds, inspired by recent second-year superstar breakouts similar to Corbin Carroll and Julio Rodriguez. He believes Chourio can realistically post historic production levels, potentially reaching 35 home runs, 35 steals, 100 runs, 100 RBIs, and a batting average around .300. Orrico notes fantasy experts even project Chourio as a possible first overall pick in fantasy drafts next year, further underpinning his MVP candidate credentials. At such steep odds, Orrico sees Chourio as a prime lottery ticket for bettors chasing huge returns.