The Milwaukee Brewers were dealt a returning blow on Wednesday in a 6-2 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks. The loss came one day after the Brewers soundly defeated Arizona 13-2 in the series opener while logging 15 hits. During the second game of the series, the offense started strong to give Milwaukee an early lead, but ultimately fell flat.

Brewers manager Pat Murphy gives major insight into the traits that is the most important to him in leading a team.

Before he was a successful baseball manager, Milwaukee Brewers skipper Pat Murphy coached football, a sport for which he might be even better suited.

After the game, Brewers manager Pat Murphy heaped praise on his team, especially after Milwaukee went up 3-0 before allowing two runs to Arizona in the top of the fifth inning and then subsequenty responding with two runs of its own.

The Milwaukee Brewers' season hasn't been perfect to this point, but the results are more encouraging with the right context.

Pat Murphy discusses Kyle Harrison striking out 12 batters in his fantastic start, the offense backing up the pitching, Gary Sanchez and more

The Milwaukee Brewers saw their small winning streak come to an end on Sunday, and manager Pat Murphy got honest afterward.