Just out of curiosity, what kind of probability do you associate with “not being particularly worried” about a team? I know when I look at a baseball playoff game or series, I’m pretty happy if I think my team has a 50-50 chance, or maybe a little better than that, because it isn’t likely to be a lot better than that against any playoff caliber team. That being the case, I would be worried (or at least concerned) about any opponent. And that’s why the projected probability of the Brewers winning the World Series is only around 10%, which is close to the 12.5% that it would be if every game and series were considered a 50-50 toss up. The Brewers getting to the playoffs and having as good a chance as almost everyone else is all I ask, and this year we are getting it. To be fair, you worry about almost everything. Having said that, i reject your question based on premise alone and reasons others have already stated better than I could. My statement was simply that I believe the Brewers are a better team than any of the three mentioned and do not fear matching up with any of them in a playoff series. The Dodgers, in my opinion, pose a larger threat. You continue to rehash an old argument that you were on the wrong side of before and still are, mainly as a failure to understand the subject matter (which, as noted, others have already pointed out) at hand which has nothing to do with my statement.