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PHILADELPHIA -- After the Red Sox dismissed Peter Fatse in April, he joined the Rays as a hitting consultant. For months, he worked closely with the American League’s best team. This postseason, he watched the Brewers put on a hitting…

Peter Fatse, newly appointed as the Philadelphia Phillies' hitting coach, aims to transform the team's offensive approach by emphasizing discipline and grinding down opposing pitchers. Philadelphia struggled offensively during the 2026 season, ranking 19th in MLB in runs scored and 22nd with a .707 OPS due to frequent chasing and free-swinging.
Fatse stressed the importance of swing decisions, zone prioritization before two strikes, and individualized player messaging. He specifically noted the importance of helping shortstop Trea Turner rebound in 2027 by focusing on his core strengths and contact skills.
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