Pat Murphy has a history of taking young players out after perceived mental mistakes. Cooper Pratt was the latest.

Milwaukee Brewers rookie Cooper Pratt certainly got the message sent by manager Pat Murphy. Loud and clear.

Brewers rookie Cooper Pratt was subbed out for a pinch-runner Tuesday night after failing to run hard out of the box following a pop-up, with manager Pat Murphy saying, "You've got to be locked in if you're going to play at this level.

The Milwaukee Brewers made Cooper Pratt’s at bat the subject of an early controversy Tuesday night against the New York Mets. The rookie infielder sent a high fly ball into the outfield that dropped for a single,

Pratt is right back in Milwaukee’s lineup after being benched by manager Pat Murphy during Tuesday’s game against the Mets for failing to get a bunt down and not running out o

Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy benched Cooper Pratt for not running hard during a loss to the New York Mets. Pratt vied to avenge the blunder.

Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy explained why he pulled rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt from the game during the fifth inning of Tuesday's 3-2 loss to the New York Mets.

As Brewers manager Pat Murphy held court ahead of Sunday’s series finale against the Twins at American Family Field, he revealed rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt was undergoing an MRI on his right hamstring.

The Brewers manager made an example of the rookie shortstop after two mental mistakes, but his response to Jackson Chourio was quite different.

The Milwaukee Brewers bounced back in a major way on Tuesday night, defeating the Chicago Cubs in a victory that included a vintage homer from Christian Yelich, the debut of JoJo Romero, and an injury scare for Cooper Pratt.