Well given the recent article Brewer Fanatic published calling for an end to the Jake Bauers era...and, in true fashion, Bauers has since been torrid including last night's grand salami...I'm going to guesstimate another early-season over-reaction will lead to a Chourio tear. Maybe he goes the rest of the season without a single swing-and-miss! A couple well-respected posters on this very website were also extremely bearish on Turang (you know who you are, you fiends!) before the MLB season even began. Even though, my fine feathered posters, Turang has demonstrated at every level an initial struggle followed by improved and more polished offensive approaches.
I digress. Should they send him down? It certainly wouldn't make sense at this juncture given the overall state of the outfield and roster at large. AND, like Turang, Chourio has demonstrated an uncanny ability to adjust at every level - this type of slump isn't rare but the lack of bounceback performances and output are. BUT, his weaknesses are his weaknesses - nothing changed from the past year plus we've watched him. He's now simply playing the hardest level of baseball and his weaknesses will be exposed by much better and much older pitchers.
Practice patience, young Grasshoppers.