The DBacks have been kind of slithering under the radar this season because they got off to a terrible start and have been in the Dodgers shadow all season.
At the end of May they were 25-32, 10 games behind the Dodgers and 9 games worse than the Brewers. Since then they are 57-32, 3 games better than anyone else in MLB. They have scored 543 runs in those games, an average of 6.1 runs per game, more than enough to offset giving up 4.8 runs per game.
By comparison, since May 31 the Brewers have gone 50-39, averaging 4.5 RPG while allowing 3.8.
So, on paper anyway, the challenge for the Brewers against this team will be to contain the high powered offense while finding a way to score some runs themselves, something that hasn’t been coming easy.