Earlier this week, Brewers manager Pat Murphy was inducted into the Irish American Baseball Hall of Fame this week in Milwaukee. The induction was conducted by IABHOF Founder and President Emeritus Shaun Clancy, along with Mike McCarthy of our parent organization, Emerald Diamond International. Also in attendance were Max Lokar and Dan Gaynor of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Milwaukee.
Murphy has enjoyed success at every level of the game, including 1,000 career wins at the collegiate level. Known for developing future Major Leaguers and encouraging community service among his players, he built a legacy of leadership and impact.
At the University of Notre Dame, Murphy notched over 300 wins and led the team to three straight NCAA Regional Finals, posting a .732 winning percentage. He continued his collegiate success at Arizona State University, where he tallied more than 600 victories, earned four Pac-10 Coach of the Year awards, and made four College World Series appearances.
In 2024, Murphy guided the Brewers to 93 wins, captured the National League Central Division title, and was honored as the National League Manager of the Year.
