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The Athletic | Charlotte Varnes ($): During the Brewers’ celebration of their first World Series title at Tropicana Field, the Yankees apparently caught some strays from skipper Pat Murphy. In a now-viral social media clip, Murphy said this to impending…

In a viral video from the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series celebration, manager Pat Murphy jokingly told impending free agent Jake Bauers to remember their culture if he signs with "that horses— Yankees team." Writer Kento Mizuno suggests Murphy was likely using the New York Yankees as a generic placeholder for high-spending, large-market teams rather than specifically targeting the franchise.
The roundup also highlights Yankees president Randy Levine's optimistic comments on the Craig Carton show regarding ongoing CBA negotiations ahead of the December 1 expiration date. Additionally, 24-year-old minor league pitcher J.T. Etheridge is drawing attention after recording 13 strikeouts over nine innings in the Arizona Fall League.
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