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Brewers Investigate Player Safety Amid Venezuela Turmoil

1/4/2026

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The Milwaukee Brewers seek information on the status of players in Venezuela after U.S. strikes led to Nicolás Maduro's capture.
Brewers president Matt Arnold says airports are shut down and information is being gathered on players such as Jackson Chourio, Andruw Monasterio, and Jeferson Quero.
The U.S. operation targeted boats and explosions in Caracas, and Venezuela condemned strikes as imperialist aggression, saying the United States seeks to seize resources and undermine sovereignty.

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The Milwaukee Brewers seek information on the status of players in Venezuela after U.S. strikes led to Nicolás Maduro's capture.
Brewers president Matt Arnold says airports are shut down and information is being gathered on players such as Jackson Chourio, Andruw Monasterio, and Jeferson Quero.
The U.S. operation targeted boats and explosions in Caracas, and Venezuela condemned strikes as imperialist aggression, saying the United States seeks to seize resources and undermine sovereignty.