Report: Brewers expected to hire Pat Murphy as new manager

The Milwaukee Brewers are anticipated to call their bench coach, Pat Murphy, because the membership’s new supervisor, in accordance with The Athletic‘s Ken Rosenthal.

Murphy, 64, has served as Milwaukee’s bench coach since 2015 after beginning his MLB teaching profession with the San Diego Padres.

The Brewers have been out there for a brand new supervisor after Craig Counsell’s contract expired and the longtime skipper left for a record-breaking contract with the Chicago Cubs.

Murphy served because the Padres’ interim supervisor for 96 video games in 2015, guiding San Diego to a 42-54 report.

Before transferring to the MLB ranks, Murphy served as the top coach at Notre Dame and Arizona State University, the place he posted a report of 947-400-2 over 22 seasons.

Toronto Blue Jays bench coach Don Mattingly had been linked to the managerial opening in Milwaukee. He had been given extra duty because the workforce’s offensive co-ordinator for 2024, however basic supervisor Ross Atkins mentioned the Blue Jays wouldn’t stand in the best way if a promotion was supplied to Mattingly.

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