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The Phillies are not going to be able to turn themselves into the Milwaukee Brewers. Nor should they want to. Just because a team wins a title doesn’t mean everyone should rush to imitate everything they are doing. The Brew…

John Stolnis argues that the Philadelphia Phillies must overhaul their offensive approach and prioritize rebuilding their bullpen by studying the World Series champion Milwaukee Brewers. Stolnis highlights that Philadelphia recently replaced hitting coach Kevin Long with Peter Fatse. The writer contends the Phillies need to abandon their free-swinging, power-first mindset and adopt Milwaukee's patient plate discipline under hitting coach Daniel Vogelbach.
Stolnis also stresses that Philadelphia president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski must aggressively target impactful relief pitching this offseason. Emphasizing Milwaukee's historic 1.38 postseason bullpen ERA, Stolnis urges the Phillies to follow the Brewers' model of developing and acquiring effective relievers through affordable trades and draft picks.
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