Wisconsinite Craig Counsell became public enemy No. 1 among the Brewers faithful with his heel turn, but Pat Murphy believes they'll come around.

The Milwaukee Brewers' manager sees his former boss getting booed by the team's fans, and he has a strong take on it.

The Milwaukee Brewers are facing a troubling Jackson Chourio development after manager Pat Murphy's message on Tuesday.

Pat Murphy served as Craig Counsell's bench coach in Milwaukee. The two grew very close to each other, and when Murphy was asked about what he thought of the boos from his fans, he was quick to share his thoughts via the Chicago Sun-Times' Steve Greenberg .

Pat Murphy has been very successful over his two seasons as Brewers manager, going 190-134 with two NL Central titles.

Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy is certainly one of the more unique personalities in Major League Baseball. A long-time coach on various levels, he got his first permanent MLB managerial job in 2024 when Craig Counsell (whom he coached at Notre Dame) left the Brewers to become the manager of the Chicago Cubs.

The Milwaukee Brewers are set to take on the Chicago Cubs on Saturday for Game 1 of the NLDS after a historic regular season saw them finish with 97 wins, the most in franchise history. The Brewers featured one of the most well-rounded teams, with the club excelling at the plate and on the mound.

Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio returned to the lineup and hit a three-run homer in Game 2 of an NL Division Series against the Chicago Cubs on Monday night after tightness in his right h