The Murph Shorts

Description: Blues Brothers

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Description: Vintage Jack Murphy Stadium – “The Murph” San Diego Sports Tribute

Description: Murph and the Magic Tones. Disco, polka, parties, weddings.

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Description: Blues Brothers

Description: Blues Brothers

Description: When you think of Atlanta baseball and the number 3, only one name should come to mind.

Description: Lightning Strikes At The Murph

Description: Retro of Jack Murphy Stadium a classic sports landmark in San Diego.

Description: A design to show that Murph Belongs in the Hall

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Description: The Murph Jack Murphy Stadium Est 1967 Sports

Description: Commemorative distressed graphic featuring the iconic stadium structure and established dates. Ideal for fans who cherish the history of this celebrated sports location.

Description: The Murph San Diego Stadium

Description: Murph and The MagicTones Sketch Art

Description: THE MURPH Defunct Jack Murphy Stadium Tribute Font

Description: Tony Gwynn Retro Style Baseball Trading Card

Description: Lightning Strikes At The Murph 1994ery 1954

Description: THE MURPH Defunct Jack Murphy Stadium Premium

Description: Vintage The Murph design featuring Jack Murphy Stadium with a nostalgic baseball theme.

Description: THE MURPH Defunct Jack Murphy Stadium Vintage

Description: Vector style Alternative band

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Description: White The Brothers Murph Logo

Description: Defunct Jack Murphy Stadium wordmark with vintage baseball nostalgia.

Description: The Murph Retro Vintage Design

Description: Blues Brothers

Description: Blues Brothers

Description: A design to remember Jack Murphy Stadium, AKA "The Murph," which used to be the home of the Chargers and the Padres.

Description: The 1980s film “The Blues Brothers” features many a treasured gem, with outrageous stunts, hilarious lines, and incredible performances. Among the film’s best moments is one infamous line about an unfamiliar drink: the Orange Whip. The mention of the Orange Whip occurs during a scene in which parole officer Detective Burton Mercer (John Candy) attends the brothers’ big benefit concert. Before arresting Jake, Mercer allows the brothers to finish the performance. As he waits with two state troopers for the show to begin, Candy delivers the famous line: “Who wants an Orange Whip? Orange Whip? Orange Whip? Three Orange Whips.”

Description: The Murph Defunct Jack Murphy Stadium vintage design with retro baseball stadium styling.

Description: Several members of the Murphy family, lining up to use the boys room. Painting by "The Works" Worker Murphy.

Description: Vintage Jack Murphy Stadium 1981

Description: The Murphy family enjoying a concert by heavy metal "legends" (according to Cousin Furphy), Satan And The Bananas.