Every baseball fan has been there.
In the third inning of Milwaukee's tilt against the Los Angeles Dodgers at American Family Field, Brewers manager Pat Murphy thought a ball was heading out for a home run. It fell just a few feet short.
Appearing on the national TNT broadcast, Murphy was mic'd up from the Brewers' dugout as third baseman Andruw Monasterio lifted a Clayton Kershaw slider 360 feet onto the left field warning track where it was caught by outfielder Michael Conforto.
"Get out of here. Get up. Get out of here. S---," Murphy said on the TNT broadcast.
"Get out of here. Get up. Get out of here. Shit."
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Brewers manager Pat Murphy reacts to Andruw Monasterio's near HR while mic'd up for an in-game interview. pic.twitter.com/jUsexy3SCG
Too relatable.
The Brewers did plate three runs Tuesday night, which was enough to earn a 3-1 win over the Dodgers. Rookie sensation Jacob Misiorowski dazzled the Dodgers' star-studded lineup, logging 12 strikeouts and allowing just one run over six innings of work.
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