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Milwaukee led Major League Baseball in regular-season run differential and bullpen performance.
Milwaukee enters the contest with an elite regular-season foundation, finishing with 103 victories and a plus-214 run differential, both tops in baseball. Their lineup tied for the highest batting average in the majors and led the league in hitting with runners in scoring position, supported by a bullpen that produced a National League-leading 3.40 ERA. Conversely, San Diego brings formidable momentum, having won 17 of its final 20 regular-season games before stifling Chicago in a two-game Wild Card sweep where the pitching staff yielded just one run. The Padres also held the upper hand during the regular-season series, sweeping Milwaukee at Petco Park in August. However, over a single game, Milwaukee's superior season-long run prevention depth, bullpen reliability, and high-efficiency situational offense give them the tactical advantage.
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