At the AS break, if you asked me if the Brewers were going to win the way they have, I'd say no way. I'm going on record saying that catching the Phils is possible. Here's why: The Brewers have 15 games at home and 13 on the road. The only teams above .500 the brewers will face will be 13 games total. Six games will be played with the Cards, four with the Phils, and three with the Red (who are barely above .500). Seven of these thirteen games will be at Miller park. Cubs, Pirates, Marlins, and the Rockies round out the rest of the schedule. If the Brewers win 19 of their last 27 games, they will win 100 games. The Phils have 13 games each on the road and at home. 14 of those games will be with teams with records above .500. 10 games with two really hot teams in the Brewers (4) and the Braves (6). The Cards won't be laying down with the fours games they play. The phils also have two double headers and finish the season with a series against the Braves. The schedule favors the Brewers, but they will have to play like they've been playing. At the very least, if it's close, the Phils will have a challenge to set their rotation for the playoffs while trying to beat the Braves the last three. It will be a very fun last 27 games for the Brewers.
