Brewers manager Pat Murphy explains ‘hors**t Yankees’ comment that went viral after World Series win

Yahoo Sports•Wed, Nov 4, 2026, 12:44 AM•2 min read

Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy addressed his viral Yankees comment Tuesday, revisiting a conversation with Jake Bauers captured during the team’s 2026 World Series celebration. The exchange drew attention after footage circulated of Murphy speaking with the first baseman following Milwauke...

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