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(WFRV) - Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy has officially carved his name into baseball history.
Murphy was named the 2026 National League Manager of the Year, capturing the honor for a record third consecutive season. With the latest win, Murphy becomes the first manager in MLB history to capture the award in three straight years.
The milestone comes on the heels of another stellar campaign in Milwaukee. Under Murphy's guidance, the Brewers put together a historic 2026 regular season, leading all of MLB with a franchise-record 103 victories.
Murphy originally broke ground as the first Brewers manager to win the award during his debut season at the helm in 2024, when he led Milwaukee to a NL Central division title. He followed that up by guiding the club to a Major League-leading 97 wins in 2025, before eclipsing that standard with this year's 103-win powerhouse performance.
Only three other managers—Bobby Cox, Dusty Baker, and Terry Francona—have won three Manager of the Year Awards with one franchise.