Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Brewers fans and fans across the country.
Welcome back to another Reacts Survey! In this week's survey, we're asking fans which team they would feel safest about facing in the playoffs.
While there's obviously no such thing as a "safe" matchup in the postseason, we're curious to see which team fans feel the safest about facing come a playoff series, and we're providing a few options in the Dodgers, Braves, Cubs, Phillies, and Padres.
The Dodgers, who are the biggest threat to Milwaukee for the NL's best record at 80-51 entering Monday, are understandably the favorite to return to the World Series, as L.A. has won each of the last two years and they've only gotten better, at least on paper. The Brewers have had some success against the Dodgers in the regular season this year, though, winning four of seven, including three of four in Los Angeles in August.
The Braves, at 76-55, are currently atop the NL East and sit with the third-best record in the NL, which means as it stands, they would take on the last Wild Card team in the opening round of the postseason. The Brewers have split their season set with Atlanta, going 3-3 with both teams taking two of three at home (though the last of Milwaukee's "home games" was an Atlanta win at the Little League Classic in Pennsylvania).
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Welcome back to another Reacts Survey! In this week's survey, we're asking fans which team they would feel safest about facing in the playoffs.
While there's obviously no such thing as a "safe" matchup in the postseason, we're curious to see which team fans feel the safest about facing come a playoff series, and we're providing a few options in the Dodgers, Braves, Cubs, Phillies, and Padres.
The Dodgers, who are the biggest threat to Milwaukee for the NL's best record at 80-51 entering Monday, are understandably the favorite to return to the World Series, as L.A. has won each of the last two years and they've only gotten better, at least on paper. The Brewers have had some success against the Dodgers in the regular season this year, though, winning four of seven, including three of four in Los Angeles in August.
The Braves, at 76-55, are currently atop the NL East and sit with the third-best record in the NL, which means as it stands, they would take on the last Wild Card team in the opening round of the postseason. The Brewers have split their season set with Atlanta, going 3-3 with both teams taking two of three at home (though the last of Milwaukee's "home games" was an Atlanta win at the Little League Classic in Pennsylvania).
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