Pat Murphy apologizes to Brian Cashman over comment about Jake Bauers

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Last updated Nov 4, 2026

Pat Murphy apologizes to Brian Cashman over comment about Jake Bauers
Summary

Brewers manager Pat Murphy has apologized to Yankees GM Brian Cashman for comments made after the World Series regarding Jake Bauers. Murphy was recorded telling Bauers, who is entering free agency, about playing for a Yankees team that 'was all playing for yourself.' After backlash, Murphy clarified his remarks were misinterpreted and meant to reflect on a longstanding relationship with Bauers. He contacted Cashman immediately to explain, emphasizing the comment was taken out of context. Murphy expressed regret for how his comments were perceived.

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  • •Murphy's comments were made after the World Series.
  • •Bauers heads into free agency following a standout season.
  • •Murphy spoke about high-paid teams affecting player teamwork.
  • •He reached out to Cashman to clarify the misunderstanding.
  • •The incident highlights the humor and communication within teams.
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  • 3:45 PMCBS Sports — Brewers' Pat Murphy apologized to Yankees' Brian Cashman over viral comment about Jake Bauers free agency
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In the aftermath of the World Series, Murphy was caught telling Bauers that he would be signing on to a Yankees team "all playing for yourself"

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