ORLANDO, Fla. -- The Brewers earned another national honor when they were named Baseball America’s Organization of the Year on Monday, the latest acknowledgment for a club punching above its weight while chasing a championship.

The Brewers have been named Baseball America’s organization of the year five times, more than any other franchise. The award debuted in 1982 and recognizes an organization for success at the Major League level as well as in scouting, coaching and other aspects of player development.

The Brewers also won the award three straight years from 1985-87, then again in 2018 and ’25.

Baseball America also named Pat Murphy its 2025 MLB Manager of the Year, adding another trophy to the 67-year-old’s mantle. Murphy also was named NL Manager of the Year by the Sporting News a

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