Baseball Insights: Team Spirit & World Series Excitement

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Oct 28, 2026
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AI GeneratedThe speaker praises the team's success, attributing it to manager Pat Murphy's leadership and a selfless team culture. While stars like Jackson Chourio and Mizell are highlighted, the emphasis is on the collective effort and the lack of egos in the dugout, with Christian Yelich serving as a key example of the team's identity.
And you play the game the way the game used to be played.
I've been in love.
I've told you this since last year.
I've been in love with Pat Murphy for two years.
I think he's the best manager in baseball.
He's the two-time NL Manager of the Year.
Make him three-time for the way that he has coached these guys.
And you mentioned the pitchers that come out of nowhere.
You guys have got, you have players that come out of nowhere.
And you're like, where did this kid come from?
And all of a sudden, the guy's contributing in major moments,
mostly because the coach trusts that player
to do what's being asked of him it really feels like a
team victory you guys i know Christian Yelich is you know
or Jackson Chourio maybe the star
or Mizell maybe gets all the headlines
but it does feel like you guys are a complete team
it definitely feels like there is um an esprit
de corps with this team that not a lot of other
mlb teams have and it feels like it's
a a dugout pretty low on egos you know and there's some
Jackson Chourio is going to be a star for a decade plus
and Mizell is a going to be a big star
and already is and um some of these other guys
but it just they don't carry themselves that way
and i think Yelich kind
of embodies everything like he has really taken to Milwaukee and
like set an amazing example didn't have
the best year for us this year but he's having a
heck of a World Series and i think he is kind
of um he's sort of personified what this team is all
about all right again here on this if they do win either tonight
or tomorrow are you going to the
parade i will probably have to go to the parade they had
a parade in 1982 matt way back in the
day when i was a kid even after they lost the World Series
and they the fans packed Wisconsin
avenue in downtown milwaukee
for that i can't imagine what it would be like if they actually
won the world series
