Daniel Vogelbach is enjoying the Brewers' championship to the fullest. The former Blue Jays slugger belted out a karaoke classic at the title party.

One social media post summed it up: the celebration had reached the “Daniel Vogelbach drunkenly sings Stacy's Mom” portion of the event.

That's exactly what a championship party should look like.

Milwaukee earned every minute of it. The Brewers clinched the first World Series title in franchise history with a 4-1 win over the Rays in Game 5 on Wednesday.

They took the series in five after sweeping the two-time defending champion Dodgers in the NLCS.

And who helped shape that lineup? The guy with the microphone.

Daniel Vogelbach's Brewers lineup grinded its way to a title

Vogelbach had two separate stints with the Blue Jays before hanging up his cleats. Now he's a champion as Milwaukee's hitting coach.

The Brewers' approach at the plate defined their October. Jake Bauers' 12-pitch walk against Yoshinobu Yamamoto became the signature at-bat of the playoffs.

They wore down pitchers, ran the bases and made every plate appearance count. Whatever his exact fingerprints, it worked.

Toronto should be taking notes, not just laughing at the video. The Jays ranked 29th in walks in 2026, and the Brewers just won a title doing exactly what Toronto couldn't.

Watching a former Jay celebrate like this is like seeing your old roommate win the lottery. You're happy for him, and a little jealous of the timing.

Pat Murphy's club will get its parade, and Vogelbach figures to be front and centre. The ring is his, and so is the karaoke spotlight.

Toronto came two outs from its own celebration last fall. That memory makes moments like this sting a little more north of the border.

For now, fans can enjoy a hitting coach letting loose. The Jays' front office, meanwhile, has a long winter to figure out how to throw a party like that of its own.