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Brewers Manager Pat Murphy Jabs Yankees at World Series Celebration

Murphy’s comment to Jake Bauers went viral as Milwaukee celebrated its first championship and fans reacted to the jab at New York.

  • On Wednesday, the Milwaukee Brewers captured their first World Series title, defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 at Tropicana Field. During the celebration, manager Pat Murphy made an explicit jab directed at the New York Yankees.
  • First baseman Jake Bauers, who played for New York in 2023, was traded to Milwaukee in November 2023 and celebrated the title after a breakout 2026 season. He is scheduled to become a free agent this offseason.
  • While embracing the first baseman, Murphy told Bauers, "Just remember when you were on that horses--t Yankees team." He contrasted the Yankees' style with his team's approach, stating, "This is the way we used to do it."
  • The video went viral as the Yankees extend their 17-year championship drought. Social media users reacted to the jab, with some admitting Murphy's critique of the team's playing style was accurate, while others remained unfazed.
  • Similar anti-Yankee critiques were offered by Los Angeles Dodgers players in 2024. Milwaukee built their championship roster on a singular approach of working long at-bats and clean defense, finishing the postseason with an 11-2 record.
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