Baseball Isn’t Boring

The decisions. The controversy. The clutch plays. The miscues. Both Brewers manager Pat Murphy and his Rays counterpart Kevin Cash took to the podium after Milwaukee's Game 2 World Series win to explain their perspective of what unfolded. Also answering questions were Brewers' standouts Sal Frelick and Cooper Pratt.

Any press conference at the World Series these days is going to be newsy and insightful. But when Pat Murphy gets up at the podium, it can take a very unique tone. That was certainly the case prior to Game 2, when the Brewers manager took some time to analyze the evolution of wearing ties and where the fashion approach may or may not be going. Oh yeah, there was also cool comments from Game 3 starter Robert Gasser.

Like a lot of players in the World Series, a full calendar year can make things seem so different. That's certainly the case for Kyle Harrison, who ended 2025 with an uncertain future as a member of the Red Sox and now has found himself as a big part of the Brewers foundation after setting the baseball world on fire for the season's first half. Bradfo caught up with Kyle as he joined the Brewers on the big stage.

Game 1 of the World Series didn't disappoint, with the Brewers edging out the Rays, 3-2 , a wild one in Milwaukee. After the game, Milwaukee manager Pat Murphy joined Jacob Misiorowski, William Contreras and Jackson Chourio to explain exactly what happened in our introduction to what should be a great World Series.

Bradfo catches up with two of the three players that come into this World Series with previous World Series experience, Dustin May and Steven Matz, to discuss how this time compares to their first time, what advice they've given to their teammates, and more!