Can The Padres SURVIVE The Next Round?

So, baseball.

Going crazy.

I have a butt-ton of information for you.

Oops.

Get rid of that.

But like I said before, let's not take the Brewers lightly.

I know our confidence might be high.

I was going to say our egos.

I don't know if I want to say our egos are high, but our confidence is high right now.

But, again, this is the team that had the best record in the MLB.

I think they had the best record in the MLB.

Or the Rays.

Best record in the NL.

I have it on here somewhere.

So do not take them lightly.

Like they are a good freaking team.

So I have a bunch of information.

So let's just dive right into it.

Padres, Brewers, Snapshot, Brewers who were 103-59, which is their franchise record in wins, number one overall seed, four straight NL Central titles, eight of nine seasons in the postseason, two straight years with MLB's best record, 55-26 at home, which is tied for the MLB best, two and four versus the Padres in 2026 with a negative five run differential, and nine straight postseason trips without a World Series, aka they are extremely hungry.

So their offense, pretty A-OK, 743 OPS.

Not as good as the Cubs, obviously, but still pretty good, right? A lot of stolen bases, good on-base percentage, home runs 154, runs per game 5.14.

So pretty, pretty good.

832 runs this season, same 107 weighted runs created plus as 2025.

But the runs per game is up from 498 to 514.

Starters, of course, and the pitching in general, 351 ERA with the starters having a 361 ERA, which is fifth in the MLB.