Murphy says he regrets Yankees barb, didn't mean to 'slander' Bombers

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Brewers manager Pat Murphy says he regrets his recent comments to Jake Bauers about the Yankees, adding that he didn't intend to "slander" the Bronx Bombers. When the Brewers won the World Series, Pat Murphy was seen publicly trashing the New York Yankees. Covered by 3 outlets: 3 are centre.
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Pat Murphy apologized to the Yankees
When the Brewers won the World Series, Pat Murphy was seen publicly trashing the New York Yankees. Why? Because… because. Jake Bauers, a former Yankee, saw his manager tell him that the Yankees are a crappy team and that they don’t play as a team. He did it on the field, in...
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Brewers' Pat Murphy apologized to Yankees' Brian Cashman over viral comment about Jake Bauers free agency
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Murphy says he regrets Yankees barb, didn't mean to 'slander' Bombers
Brewers manager Pat Murphy says he regrets his recent comments to Jake Bauers about the Yankees, adding that he didn't intend to "slander" the Bronx Bombers.






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