Jackson Chourio carries a .279 average and .821 OPS across 64 games this season, built on 75 hits, 13 home runs, and 39 RBI in 269 at-bats. Over his last 7 games, though, the numbers read differently: a .211 average, .286 OBP, .263 slug, and .549 OPS across 19 at-bats, with 4 hits and no home runs in that stretch.
The decline shows up gradually across the windows. In the last 30 games, Chourio has hit .227 with a .655 OPS over 110 at-bats, including 3 home runs and 11 RBI. Narrowing to the last 15 games, the average drops to .212 with a .581 OPS on 52 at-bats, 1 home run, and 6 RBI. Each shorter window sits below the one before it, and all three sit below the .821 mark he has posted across the full season.
Strikeouts have also piled up in the shorter samples. Chourio has struck out 8 times in 19 at-bats over the last 7 games, part of 73 strikeouts against 22 walks for the season. His stolen-base activity has stayed steady in this stretch, with 4 steals in the last 7 games and 10 for the season overall.
Chourio is playing under a 2026 salary of 7.3 million dollars. The current-season line of .279/.334/.487 remains the widest lens on his production, with the last 7, 15, and 30-game windows offering a closer look at where the recent numbers have landed.