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Pat Murphy, Brewers make 'SNL' appearance as World Series celebrations continue

Pat Murphy, Christian Yelich and Brice Turang continued their World Series celebrations with a brief cameo on "SNL" on Saturday.

Pat Murphy, Brewers make 'SNL' appearance as World Series celebrations continue

The Milwaukee Brewers have made a surprising appearance on Saturday Night Live (SNL) as they continue their World Series celebrations. Three members of the championship team, Pat Murphy, Christian Yelich, and Brice Turang, joined the show's Weekend Update segment, where they each delivered a line to the audience. The segment began with a bit about a "drunk uncle" who believed the World Series might be a dream, until host Colin Jost reminded him that the Brewers were present.

Yelich assured the "drunk uncle" that it wasn't a dream, and Turang joked that they had been drinking since Wednesday. Murphy humorously noted that as the team's manager, he is like the "drunk uncle" of the Brewers. The Brewers also appeared at the end of the show alongside other hosts, including Inde Navarrette, Gracie Abrams, Tom Hanks, and Bobby Moynihan.

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