Considering that they spent most of the first two months struggling to stay a couple of games below .500, taking two of three from the AL East-leading Blue Jays to open up a five-game lead for the best record in baseball should qualify as an unmitigated success for the Milwaukee Brewers.
And yet, it's a testament to the quality of this team that a sloppy performance in the final game in Toronto is what fans remember from that series.
Even after that disappointing loss in the series finale against the Blue Jays, the Brewers are now 15-4 on the season against the current division leaders, as pointed out by Milwaukee's Senior Director of Media Relations, Mike Vassallo, on the social media platform X.