Daniel Murphy can be pretty humble, so this Midtown bar is doing all the talking for him.  The Mets' postseason revelation is generally not one to invoke his own name in post-game press conferences, but Foley's Bar won't let him fly under the radar any longer — they've changed their name to "Daniel Murphy's Pub & Restaurant."  One of the most well-known baseball bars in the city announced the transformation on their website Monday, and a new banner was spread across the bar's facade.  After breaking an MLB postseason record for home runs in consecutive games, it was only natural that the bar - which is heavily trafficked by Mets fans - recognized Murphy's heroic accomplishments in some way.  Owner Shaun Clancy, who is from Ireland and markets his restaurant as "an Irish bar with a baseball attitude," told The Daily News that the fact that Murphy is Irish American made honoring him even more applicable.  "Daniel Murphy is having a month, or two weeks, for the ages," Clancy said.  "And we're not talking about Albert Pujols or Barry Bonds. We're talking about Daniel Murphy."  The pub is also famously home to the Irish American Baseball Hall of Fame, which recognizes a variety of contributors to the sport who "have significantly and positively impacted the game of baseball," and Clancy appreciated Murphy's gritty style of play.  "Murphy is a journeyman," he said. "He gets his jersey dirty. It doesn't come easy to him."  New York's second baseman has unsurprisingly been added to the 2016 ballot, while the rest of the candidates will wait until St. Patrick's Day to be introduced.  Mike Sweeney and Bill Murray were two of the familiar names inducted in 2015.  An eclectic menu offering traditional American and Irish fare also features specialty entrees named after baseball players.  David Wright often frequents the bar, according to Clancy, and proceeds from his namesake sandwich (buffalo chicken with bleu cheese dressing) go to the David Wright foundation.  There are other similar items on the menu that benefit specific causes, and Clancy said he takes pride in the fact that his bar has raised over $400,000 for a variety of charities.  Murphy represents the latest addition to the selection with the "Chicken Murphy," which is chicken breast, Italian sausage, potatoes and sliced cherry peppers.  Clancy said his phone has been ringing off the hook all day with people trying to book a spot at the newly named bar for the start of the Fall Classic, but the pub doesn't take reservations.  It's first come, first serve at this busy W. 33rd St. spot to enjoy watching the Mets chase their first title since 1986.  And if Murphy can ride his improbable hot streak to an elusive World Series victory, Foley's might have to consider making the name change permanent.
A popular midtown baseball bar is honoring Daniel Murphy's improbable postseason run by naming the restaurant after him.