Pat Murphy manages Brewers against Cubs after back surgery
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 11:17 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Pat Murphy will manage the Milwaukee Brewers in a key series against the Chicago Cubs on June 26, just a day after undergoing a 2½-hour back surgery in Appleton. Despite experiencing significant pain in recent weeks from back and hip issues, Murphy stated he feels great and is eager to maintain his usual rhythm. He has postponed a planned hip replacement surgery until the end of the season and will manage from a distance to ensure his safety. Players have expressed their familiarity with Murphy's determination to be present for the team.
- •Murphy had back surgery on June 25 and will manage on June 26.
- •He postponed a hip replacement until after the season.
- •Murphy aims to maintain team rhythm during his recovery.
- •He will manage from a distance for safety.
- •Players are used to Murphy's strong commitment despite health issues.
- 11:17 PMYahoo Sports — Pat Murphy says 'I feel great' a day after undergoing back surgery
"Pat Murphy will manage the Brewers against the Cubs a day after undergoing back surgery, although it will look a little bit different than usual.
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