Since you brought it up, and have all of the data handy, let me ask you a few questions.
First of all, I made my post after the Brewers failed to score in the FIFTH inning after loading the bases with nobody out. So:
1. What is the Brewers winning percentage when leading by 1 run after 5 innings?
2. In how many of those games did the Brewers hold the opponent scoreless for the final 4 innings while not scoring any add on runs?
3. In how many of those games did the Brewers blow a golden scoring opportunity in the fifth inning to complete a string of 15 innings in which they didn’t score except when gifted to them by a botched fly ball by the opponent?
So, I suppose when Vaughn hit into the inning ending DP in the fifth your reaction was “That’s OK, the Brewers have won 88.635% of the games in which they led by 1 run after 5 innings.
I think a lot more people would have the reaction “I hope that doesn’t come back to bite the Brewers”
I think it’s common and natural for a fan’s feeling about a game at a particular time to depend heavily on the context of the game, not just cold data with no context