Looks like Murph can continue with his underdog persona:
Perhaps the Brewers should be considered the objective underdogs in the NLDS. Including their wild-card sweep, the Padres have gone an MLB-best 43-18 since July 24. That stretch includes a three-game sweep of the Brewers in August. Now, the Padres look even stronger than they did then. Their offense blends power and speed, experience and youth. Their bullpen is the deepest in the sport. Their rotation is relatively shallow, but it features Michael King, who is coming off seven innings of one-hit ball, and the fiercely competitive Nick Pivetta. And most importantly, a two-game sweep means every San Diego pitcher will go into the next series on at least two days’ rest. Yes, the Brewers will begin that series with home-field advantage. On paper, at least, the Padres possess a clear edge in firepower.
— Dennis Lin, Padres beat writer