MILWAUKEE — It’s been a week since Dave Dombrowski woke up, went for a jog, and decided to fire Joe Girardi. Six games later, the Phillies haven’t lost. Call it the Thomson Turnaround, and well, you wouldn’t be wrong. It isn’t all about the manager, of course, but dumping Girardi and replacing him with longtime bench coach Rob Thomson has served the desired purpose of shocking the Phillies into playing better. They won their seventh consecutive game — No. 6 under Thomson, the first manager to start 6-0 since Felipe Alou went 7-0 for the San Francisco Giants in 2003 — Thursday with a sweep-comp…