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Brewers & Guardians Managers Defy Odds: Back-to-Back Wins!
12 Dec
Summary
- Murphy and Vogt achieved consecutive Manager of the Year awards.
- Managerial pay significantly trails NFL and NBA coaching salaries.
- Murphy hopes to remain with the Brewers long-term in Milwaukee.
Pat Murphy and Stephen Vogt have achieved a rare feat, becoming the second managers in MLB history to win Manager of the Year in consecutive seasons. Both led their respective teams, the Milwaukee Brewers and Cleveland Guardians, to division titles, showcasing exceptional leadership. Despite their success, managerial compensation in baseball continues to lag considerably behind that of coaches in the NFL and NBA, with even top earners making less than half of their counterparts in those leagues.
Murphy, now 67, has become a vital figure for the Brewers, having served as bench coach under Craig Counsell. His deep knowledge of the game and ability to connect with players and front office staff have been instrumental in the team's success. Murphy himself has stated his hope to continue managing the Brewers for many years to come, expressing gratitude for the opportunity.
