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Chatting with Pat Murphy
It’s a fact that Milwaukee Brewers Manager Pat Murphy loves baseball, but he also loves his Pocket Pancakes. Brian Kramp is with the only Major League Baseball manager that also has a brand of syrup named after him.
MILWAUKEE - The postseason is right around the corner for the Brewers, and the team invited fans to the Postseason Pocket Pancake Breakfast at the American Family Field parking lots on Friday, Sept. 26.
From 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. fans could enjoy a pocket pancake with an appearance by the man who made them famous, Brewers Manager Pat Murphy.
The first 3,000 guests also got an exclusive pocket pancake T-shirt.
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Postseason Pocket Pancake Breakfast
What we know:
The festive morning celebration was held in the Uecker and Yount parking lots at American Family Field, and there were two ways fans can celebrate – under the breakfast tent or through the drive-thru.
Under the breakfast tent, fans could enjoy a sleeve of complimentary pocket pancakes while taking in tunes from Tally Ho Polka Band and watching the artistic creations from Pancake Artist Dancakes.
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Murph’s Pocket Pancakes
The Brewers are serving up Murph’s Pocket Pancakes, a brand-new ballpark treat inspired by fan-favorite manager Pat Murphy’s midgame munchies.
Fans under the breakfast tent will also be surprised by a few familiar faces flipping flap jacks on the griddle and handing out pancakes. In addition to Murphy, Brewers Hall of Famer Robin Yount, Green Bay Packers legend Donald Driver and former Badger Football and NFL player Derek Watt were all prepping the hotcakes.
University of Wisconsin Men’s basketball player Andrew Rohde, along with alum Brian Butch will also join the fun. Brewers broadcaster Tim Dillard hosted special guests on stage throughout the morning.
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According to the Milwaukee Brewers, an estimated 10,000 fans took part in the pancake breakfast between the drive thru and sit-down option.
1,000 bottles of Murph’s Maple syrup were also purchased, with a portion of proceeds going to charity. The Brewers expect to reorder a limited run of Murph’s maple syrup to be sold in the team store.
What are pocket pancakes?
The backstory:
Murph’s Pocket Pancakes enjoyed a public debut on Aug. 1 when Pat Murphy pulled a fully-cooked pancake out of his uniform during an on-air interview in a game versus the Washington Nationals.
Fans can not only dine on free pocket pancakes but also be on hand for the debut of "Murph’s Maple," a special syrup that will be available at the breakfast and for purchase in a specially designed bottle of sweet goodness (with a portion of proceeds going to charity).
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Brewers Postseason Pocket Pancake Breakfast
Batter Up! The excitement for Brewers baseball in October is here and until 9am this morning you can join in the fun. Brian Kramp is at the Postseason Pocket Pancake Breakfast where the first 3,000 in line get a free t-shirt and free sleeve of Pocket Pancakes.
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Chatting with Badgers Basketball player Andrew Rohde
Pocket Pancakes for everyone! The Milwaukee Brewers free Postseason Pocket Pancake Breakfast is in full swing in the Yount Lot at American Family Field. Brian Kramp is with a current Wisconsin Badgers Basketball Player and Brookfield native who’s one of the special guests you can meet at today’s event.
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Pocket pancakes, Brewers merch, and live music
If you love the Milwaukee Brewers and pancakes, this is your lucky day! Brian Kramp is outside American Family Field where pocket pancakes, special merch, and live music are all part of the Brewers postseason fun.
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Fan excitement in the Yount Parking Lot
There’s never been an event like it before today, we're talking about the Brewers 2025 Postseason Pocket Pancake Breakfast. Brian Kramp is hanging out with some special guests in the Yount Parking Lot where the first 3,000 in line get a free t-shirt and a free sleeve of Pocket Pancakes.
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Enjoying pocket pancakes at American Family Field
Batter Up! The excitement for Brewers post-season baseball has arrived and until 9 a.m. this morning you can join in the fun. Brian Kramp is outside American Family Field where limited-edition Pocket Pancake T-shirts are available for the first 3,000 fans.
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Creating pancake art
Whether you’re in it for the pocket pancakes or just to meet special guests today's Pocket Pancake Breakfast has been a grand slam with fans. Brian Kramp is with a former NFL player from Pewaukee that’s all about cheering on the home team.
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Catching up with Donald Driver
Whether it was the Pocket Pancake T-shirt, a sleeve of Pocket Pancakes, or just that you wanted to cheer on the Crew, this morning’s Postseason Pocket Pancake Breakfast was a great opportunity to see some special guests. Brian Kramp is with Donald Driver who’s all about supporting the Brewers during the upcoming playoffs.
The Source: The Milwaukee Brewers sent FOX6 a press release. FOX6 has previously reported on Pat Murphy's on-field food antics.