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Boston Red Sox fans laughed as Pat Murphy brought up the New York Yankees after the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series win.

Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy made headlines by mocking the New York Yankees while celebrating his team's World Series title with first baseman Jake Bauers. As Bauers handed Murphy the final out ball, the manager told him to remember playing on a selfish Yankees squad compared to the Brewers' team-first culture. Katie Manganelli of BoSox Injection highlights how Red Sox fans can find humor in the comments.
Bauers spent the 2023 season with the Yankees before joining the championship-winning Brewers. The writer points out that New York has become a recurring postseason punchline across three consecutive postseasons, referencing the Dodgers sharing critical scouting reports in 2024, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. mocking them in 2025, and their 2026 ALDS elimination against the Tampa Bay Rays.
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