The Brewers were 97-58 through mid-September, so 100 wins is close to arithmetic with a week to play, and the 89% price arguably understates how few losses it would take them to still get there. Milwaukee has already locked the NL Central and its top seed, which is the quiet risk, because clinched teams rest regulars down the stretch and win totals can stall by choice rather than form. The Dodgers are the genuine toss-up on the board, a strong team dragged by a disappointing Kyle Tucker year and Ohtani's first injured-list stint, needing a strong finish to clear 100 while having nothing left to play for.
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