Overview
- The Brewers announced a multi-year agreement with manager Pat Murphy after two division titles in his first two seasons.
- Multiple outlets report the contract runs three years through 2028 with a team option for 2029, though the club did not disclose terms.
- ESPN reports the deal guarantees $8.95 million in new money and places Murphy among MLB’s highest-paid managers.
- Murphy owns a 190-134 record, led Milwaukee to a franchise-best 97-65 mark last season, beat the Cubs in the NLDS, and reached the NLCS.
- The Athletic first reported the new deal, and team executive Matt Arnold praised Murphy’s leadership and long partnership with the organization.