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Brewers manager Pat Murphy declines to censor himself as things go badly during in-game interview that's actually worth hearing

Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy delivered an unfiltered in-game interview during a tough stretch of play, offering candid reactions as his team faced challenges in the NLDS. The Brewers had already secured a dramatic 4-3 victory over the San Diego Padres in Game 2, taking a 2-0 series lead with a walk-off win that included a two-run single by Jackson Chourio.

Despite the momentum, Murphy’s blunt remarks during Tuesday’s session highlighted the team’s struggles, including questions about closer Mason Miller’s performance and potential pitch-tipping concerns. The series now shifts to San Diego, where the Brewers will look to complete the sweep and advance to the NLCS for a second straight year.

Murphy’s openness came amid speculation about the Brewers’ culture and in-game strategies, with outfielder Sal Frelick reflecting on the team’s resilience after scoring the decisive run in Game 2. The series has been marked by high-stakes moments, including Miller’s humanized performance in Game 2—a stark contrast to his dominant 2026 season, where he posted a 1.67 ERA and 129 strikeouts.

With one win needed to clinch a spot in the NLCS, the Brewers will aim to build on their recent momentum while addressing the challenges Murphy openly acknowledged.

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