The Brewers found a clever way to commemorate Jackson Chourio's gargantuan home run

The scoreboard that Jackson Chourio damaged with his 449-foot home run Tuesday was fixed at American Family Field on Wednesday, but with a twist.

The Brewers digitally added the visual of a baseball bearing Chourio's No. 11 in the spot where the rookie deposited a long home run against the Giants one night earlier. Chourio's blast left a black square on the digital face of the new center-field scoreboard on Tuesday in Milwaukee's 5-4 loss.

The thunderous blow off Giants starter Logan Webb marked the longest home run hit by a Brewers player this year and the 16th of the season for Chourio, now four homers and one stolen base away from a 20/20 season. That would be the first time a Brewers rookie achieved that mark.

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