Brewers manager Pat Murphy called this four-game series at Oracle Park the poorest defensive showing he’s seen in his 10 ...

Patrick “Pat” Murphy, 76, died Monday, March 31, 2025, of complications following a heart attack. He died at Jefferson Regional Medical Center in Pine Bluff, AR, with his wife, Annette, at his side.

don’t expect Milwaukee’s general manager Matt Arnold to be bashful about bringing aboard some cheap plug-and-play options for reigning National League Manager of the Year Pat Murphy to squeeze ...

He did pitch well in spring training. At times very well. He'll get an opportunity." Pat Murphy said. Patrick, 26, made his MLB debut in New York, pitching one inning and allowing two runs with ...

After the Brewers allowed an astonishing 15 home runs to the Yankees over the weekend, Brewers Manager Pat Murphy voiced his opinion, stating his two cents on the matter: “It’s just built with ...

Following Saturday’s bludgeoning at the hands of the New York Yankees in which his team allowed 20 runs, Pat Murphy took a seat in his chair and offered a sunny perspective of the afternoon’s ...

Chourio on the team's recent turnaround. Chourio drove in 5 runs for the second time in 3 games Yelich sums up the team's turnaround after Brewers scored 39 runs in last four games ...

The New York Yankees put on a home run derby this weekend against the Milwaukee Brewers, and their use of ‘torpedo bats' garnered a ton of attention, causing some controversy, but Brewers ...

“I don’t know if you guys watched, but if you did, the Yankees are good and they kicked our ass," Milwaukee manager Pat Murphy said to the New York Daily News. Saturday’s rout was hard to watch.

Murphy added that his pitchers generally didn’t execute. “When you throw the ball down the middle, you’re going to get it whacked,” the skipper said. Still, he made sure to credit the ...

NEW YORK — Brewers manager Pat Murphy saw some positives from his team in their 20-9 loss to the Yankees on Saturday, but he was appropriately blunt about the final result. “What would you ...

NEW YORK — Milwaukee Brewers starter Nestor Cortes Jr. said the New York Yankees were not fully bought into using the torpedo bats last season. He believed Giancarlo Stanton and former catcher ...