I agree with all of this. Baseball, of all sports, is the most volatile on a game by game basis due to the number of games. Mike Heller was on the radio saying that the Brewers' remaining opponents were 7 games over .500, while the Cubs' remaining opponents are 65 games under. That alone isn't enough to evaluate. Is playing the last-place Pirates with Skenes on the mound more desirable than playing the Mets with a cratering Kodai Senga starting? Records would suggest you'd rather play the Pirates, but recent starter results would disagree.
I'm still worried about the Dodgers. Record aside, season results thrown out, why would you want to play against that lineup in the post-season. I am sure that as the month continues, the exercise about who you would rather play in the playoffs would ramp up. I think it is a fruitless exercise, and has not served the Brewers (or their fans) well in the last few years.