Brewers keep World Series celebration going with 'SNL' appearance
Skipper Pat Murphy, 2B Brice Turang, DH Christian Yelich appear on "Weekend Update" segment, comparing notes with Bobby Moynihan's "Drunk Uncle."
The Milwaukee Brewers' triumph in the World Series was celebrated on NBC's Saturday Night Live, extending their joy beyond the field. Following their five-game victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, the team's parade through Milwaukee, and the raucous festivities, Brewers manager Pat Murphy joined the comedic lineup of Weekend Update host Colin Jost and SNL alum Bobby Moynihan.
Tapping into his own experience, Murphy playfully claimed, "I'm the manager. And that's kinda like being the drunk uncle of the team." As the segment concluded, Moynihan made a lighthearted comment about second baseman Brice Turang, noting similarities to former SNL cast member Pete Davidson. The Brewers broke a franchise record with 103 regular season wins and went 11-2 in the playoffs to claim the team's first World Series title.
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