Quinn Priester's uncle flew the Brewers' charter plane to Florida, prompting manager Pat Murphy to crack wise about the pitcher's in-flight skills. After encountering some turbulence during landing, Murphy joked that he didn't realize Priester threw a knuckleball, poking fun at the bumpy descent. The comment drew laughs from the clubhouse, turning a rough landing into a light moment for the team. It's the kind of quick humor that travels fast through a locker room and gives beat writers material for the weekend.
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Priester's uncle pilots Brewers' flight to Florida
Key facts
- Quinn Priester's uncle flew the Brewers' charter plane to Florida, prompting manager Pat Murphy to crack wise about the pitcher's in-flight skills.
- After encountering some turbulence during landing, Murphy joked that he didn't realize Priester threw a knuckleball, poking fun at the bumpy descent.
- The comment drew laughs from the clubhouse, turning a rough landing into a light moment for the team.
- It's the kind of quick humor that travels fast through a locker room and gives beat writers material for the weekend.
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