Brian Cashman accepts apology from Pat Murphy over Yankees comments

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Last updated Nov 11, 2026

Brian Cashman accepts apology from Pat Murphy over Yankees comments
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Yankees general manager Brian Cashman accepted an apology from Brewers manager Pat Murphy following remarks made after the Brewers won the World Series. Murphy criticized the 2023 Yankees, stating they played for themselves rather than as a team. Cashman acknowledged Murphy’s regret and the motivation behind his comments. Murphy had referred to the Yankees' disappointing 82-80 record, which kept them out of the playoffs. Cashman also confirmed that he has finalized a new contract but did not disclose terms. Yankees pitcher Max Fried underwent surgery on his elbow but is expected to be ready for spring training.

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  • •Cashman accepted Murphy's apology regarding Yankees comments.
  • •Murphy criticized the Yankees after the Brewers' World Series win.
  • •The Yankees finished 2023 with an 82-80 record.
  • •Cashman confirmed his new contract was finalized.
  • •Max Fried underwent elbow surgery and should be ready for spring training.
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  • 1:48 AMYahoo Sports — Brian Cashman accepts Pat Murphy's apology for saying 2023 Yankees had selfish culture
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Yankees general manager Brian Cashman accepted Pat Murphy's apology after the Milwaukee manager criticized New York's 2023 team for a selfish culture minutes after the Brewers won the World Series last month.When first baseman Jake Bauers gave Murphy the ball from the last out of the Game 5 win over Tampa Bay on Oct.

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