Manager Pat Murphy, Brewers Reportedly Agree to New Three-Year Contract

Pat Murphy gets new three-year contact with Brewers after two straight Manager of the Year wins

Pat Murphy isn’t leaving Milwaukee any time soon. The Brewers manager got a new contract from the franchise, The Post's Jon Heyman confirmed Thursday. Murphy is restructuring his 2026 pact and adding two more years to his deal, keeping him with the team through the 2028 season, according to The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal. The new deal also includes a club option for 2029.

Reports: Brewers extend manager Pat Murphy through at least ’28

The Milwaukee Brewers signed accomplished manager Pat Murphy to a three-year contract extension, multiple media outlets reported Thursday.The agreement, which reworks the final year of Murphy's previous contract, spans the 2026 through 2028 seasons and includes a club option for 2029, according to The Athletic.Murphy, 67, steered Milwaukee to a cumulative 190-134 record and consecutive National League Central titles over the past two seasons. He…

Sources: Brewers reward Murphy with new deal

The Brewers have given a new contract to two-time NL Manager of the Year Pat Murphy that makes him one of the highest-paid managers in MLB, sources told ESPN

Manager Pat Murphy, Brewers reportedly agree to new three-year contract

Milwaukee Brewers: Pat Murphy Just Became One Of MLB's Highest-paid Manager With New Contract Extension

The Milwaukee Brewers found themselves in a position they probably did not envision following the 2023 MLB season. Prior to that off-season, the Brewers were led by manager Craig Counsell, who always marketed himself as a homegrown son who had gotten his dream job. Indeed, Milwaukee milked the fact that he was native of the area for years. But following the 2023 season, Counsell declined the Brewers’ contract offer and instead signed a more lucr…

Report: Brewers Sign Manager Pat Murphy to New Three-Year Deal

According to reports, the Brewers re-worked the last year of Pat Murphy's contract and gave him a new three-year deal to stay on as manager.