The Milwaukee Brewers have clinched the NL Central title for the second consecutive year, becoming the first major league team to secure a postseason spot this season. Following a dramatic 2-1 walk-off victory against the Philadelphia Phillies, the Brewers celebrated their third division title in four years, aided by the Cubs' loss earlier in the day. Milwaukee now aims for a top playoff seed, needing strong performances against competitive opponents like the Diamondbacks and Mets in their final games. The Brewers are currently three games behind the Phillies and two behind the Dodgers for the best record in the National League, with their postseason success hinging on securing one of the top two seeds. Manager Pat Murphy expressed enthusiasm for the team's resilient spirit, noting the challenges they have faced this season. This marks the Brewers' sixth playoff appearance in seven years, a significant achievement for a small-market team.