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Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy, recovering from hip replacement surgery, was named the National League Manager of the Year for the third consecutive year. Murphy, who turns 68 on November 28, accepted the award on MLB Network while in a hospital bed. The Brewers, under Murphy's leadership, achieved a franchise-record 103 wins in the regular season and secured their first World Series title. Murphy, who previously coached at Notre Dame, has now won the award three times in a row, a feat only matched by three other managers in MLB history.
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