I have not ignored anything. As usual, you, and several others, are completely missing the main point I have always made about this.
That is that 95% is not 100%.
So, even if we accept that these percentages (made by the same people who projected the Brewers to win less than 80 games) are perfectly, mathematically accurate, having a 95% chance of winning a division or making the playoffs does not mean, as one poster on this board put it a few years ago, that the race is “statistically over”. That seemed to be a bastardization of the concept of margin of error in a statistical sampling.
I think the difference here is in how comfortable people are with a 5% chance of something they want very badly going haywire.
The reason I hoped Brock would weigh in is to get a first hand perspective on how it feels to see a 95% chance drop to 60% in about 2 weeks. I suspect several of you would not be feeling that great if it was the Brewers in this position.