Milwaukee finished April with a record of 15-12, two games behind co-frontrunners Chicago and St. Louis. A few very intelligent people from the April Projections thread made the right call on the number of wins. I don't think any sane person had St. Louis winning 18 games. So what will May hold in store for the Brewers? Home St. Louis: 4 games L.A. Dodgers: 3 games Atlanta: 3 games Houston: 2 games Away Chicago: 1 game Houston: 3 games Florida: 3 games Boston: 3 games Pittsburgh: 3 games Washington: 4 games 17 road games and 12 home games though outside of the Boston series, most of the road series shouldn't be too tough. I keep coming up with something between 14-16 wins. We stumbled to 15 wins despite almost nothing going right in May - I feel comfortable being optimistic and saying the Brewers will go 16-13 in May. That'll give them a 31-25 record and keep them on pace for 90 wins. I also predict the Cardinals will not still be in first place at the end of the month. Edit: FWIW, in May the Cubs have 17 home games (12 road games) and the Cardinals have 14 home games (14 road games).