ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Any press conference at the World Series these days is going to be newsy and insightful. But when Pat Murphy gets up at the podium, it can take a very unique tone. That was certainly the case prior to Game 2, when the Brewers manager took some time to analyze the evolution of wearing ties and where the fashion approach may or may not be going. Oh yeah, there was also cool comments from Game 3 starter Robert Gasser.
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