Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy has become the first manager in Major League Baseball history to win the Manager of the Year award in three consecutive seasons. The announcement came Wednesday as part of the Baseball Writers' Association of America voting results.
In the American League, Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable captured the honor for his first season at the helm. Venable guided the White Sox to a significant improvement in his managerial debut.
Murphy's historic achievement caps a remarkable run for the Brewers skipper, who has led Milwaukee to consistent success since taking over. The veteran manager previously won the award in 2024 and 2025 before securing his third straight trophy this season.
The awards recognize the top managerial performances in each league during the 2026 regular season, as voted on by members of the BBWAA.
