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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) First, the Milwaukee Brewers had pocket pancakes. Now, they have pocket turtles.Ahem, tortoise.This all probably needs an explanation.During a game last August, Brewers manager Pat Murphy was caught taking a pancake from the pocket of his hoodie for a midgame bite, right in the middle of a dugout interview during a game against the Nationals. It wasn't necessarily new for Murphy, who's been known to have everything from waffles to eggs rolls close at hand should he get the munchies.But given the game was nationally televised, the moment immediately went viral. And the Brewers even latched onto the momentum, introducing Murph's Pocket Pancakes as concession items for Sunday home games at American Family Field.Back to the turtle er, tortoise.The Brewers were supposed to play the Royals on Friday night on Apple TV, though the game was called 90 minutes before first pitch because of the rain. During a pregame interview with Apple's reporter, Tricia Whitaker, Murphy said he was informed under no uncertain circumstances, no pocket pancakes during their talk, so he pulled out what was supposed to be a pocket turtle.This is Bobby Jr., Murphy said in presenting it to her, having named the creature after his longtime friend, Bobby Witt, and his son, Royals star Bobby Witt Jr. I didn't want to pull out pancakes so here we are.Whitaker posted the moment on social media, and fans immediately informed her that the reptile was not, in fact, a pocket turtle or any turtle. It was a tortoise, or more specifically a Sulcata tortoise, which can live 70 years and grow to 100 pounds.How am I supposed to fly this home? Whitaker asked.Good question. Turns out, as Whitaker later posted on social media, American Airlines has a strict no reptiles policy, so Bobby Jr. had to stay behind in Kansas City. The agreement, she wrote, is that the club would keep the tortoise for the time being.Indeed, the reptile was happily living under a heat lamp in the visiting clubhouse at Kauffman Stadium on Saturday, though the plan is to find Bobby Jr. a good home soon. He won't be traveling with the club all season.It was suggested by one player, Whitaker said, that they get to keep the rally turtle' if they win today. If they lose, I am hoping, consideration will be given to send me the tortoise.___AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/MLB

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A crazy link between Bill Murray, Jon Scheyer, UConn, Illinois and Duke originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.There's going to be plenty made about Bill Murray during the Final Four men's basketball matchup between Illinois and UConn.Murray is a known Fighting Illini fan, but his son is an assistant coach for the Huskies.But how about expanding this story further?There's an overlap between Murray and Duke head coach Jon Scheyer, too.It all came to light in a picture circulating on social media on Saturday. Scheyer was an Illinois recruit.Here's a look at the photo:The Tribune went back into the archives to find some photos of Murray at the 2005 Final Four. And look whos next to him, over his right shoulder, when he was 17 and being heavily recruited by the Illini: pic.twitter.com/RdTOocvUXZ Andrew Carter (@_andrewcarter) April 4, 2026The Chicago Tribune also shared that Murray confirmed he'd be rooting for UConn and his son on Saturday night.Scheyer sure wishes he was still in the picture right now, too. The problem is that UConn beat the Blue Devils in the Elite Eight with a crazy comeback and an even crazier last-second shot by Braylon Mullins.So now there's Murray in a battle of his two favorite teams, while Scheyer can only watch.MORE:Alex Karaban in NCAA hoops history with Bill Russell, Lew Alcindor