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ASU legend Pat Murphy celebrates with a profane jab at the Yankees

Former Arizona State baseball coach Pat Murphy took the Milwaukee Brewers all the way to the World Series title, their first in franchise history. He also used some gleeful profanity during the celebration that won't sit well with the New York Yankees.

First baseman Jake Bauers secured the title-clinching final out and the celebration began on the field, with Bauers handing Murphy the baseball.

Cameras and microphones caught Bauers with Murphy.

The defending two-time National Manager of the Year told his infielder: "You're gonna be a rich (expletive). Just remember when you were on that horse (expletive) Yankee team and you were all playing for yourselves. Just remember this is way we used to do it."

Bauers played for the Yankees in 2023 before joining the Brewers for the past three seasons.

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