How the Milwaukee Brewers Clinched Their First World Series Title

Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker recap the Milwaukee Brewers winning their first World Series title in franchise history in a 4-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 5, what went wrong for the Rays roster, manager Pat Murphy's comments about the New York Yankees, if the Brewers' roster construction philosophy can be replicated on other teams, Jacob Misiorowski's postseason performances, and the personalities on the Brew Crew. Then, the guys briefly touch on the upcoming free agency class, the Blue Jays' outgoing free agents and potential targets before bringing on former MLB pitcher and Brewers TV analyst Tim Dillard (32:49) to chat about how Murphy has allowed his players to be themselves, Cooper Pratt's comfortability on both sides of the field, if Misiorowski can replicate a Cy Young-type season next year, which players have exceeded his expectations during the playoffs, what makes Murphy a unique manager, and how William Contreras earned his World Series MVP trophy.

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