Brewers rookie Jackson Chourio, who is younger than Facebook, debuts with hit, RBI and steal WSB-TV Channel 2 [Video]

With Jackson Holliday starting the season in the minors, the top prospect to make his debut on MLB’s Opening Day was Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio.

Chourio did a pretty good job of showing why so many people are excited for his future in his debut against the New York Mets on Friday, going 1-for-3 with an RBI, stolen base and a walk as the Brewers’ leadoff hitter and right fielder.

MLB Pipeline and Baseball America both rank Chourio as the No. 2 prospect in baseball behind Holliday. The Brewers felt optimistic enough about his future they signed him to an eight-year, $82 million contract in December, before his first MLB game, though that has meaning beyond Chourio.

Just by taking the field at 20 years and 13 days old, Chourio made plenty of history by age alone:

Chourio is the first MLB player to be born in 2004. Usher’s “Yeah!” was the No. 1 song in America …