3 ways Mariners should copy-cat the Brewers to chase elusive World Series

Zachary Rymer argues that the Seattle Mariners should adopt three strategies used by the Milwaukee Brewers to pursue an elusive World Series title. Rymer suggests the Mariners need to improve plate discipline by being more patient at the plate, advance runners through productive outs and stolen bases, and embrace proactive roster turnover.

Rymer notes that Seattle could benefit from pursuing Brewers co-hitting coach Daniel Vogelbach to help address plate discipline issues at T-Mobile Park. Additionally, with team chairman John Stanton committed to a mid-tier payroll, Rymer contends president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto should consider trading starting pitching, such as Logan Gilbert or Emerson Hancock, to acquire needed hitting talent.