The Brewers had one of the most dominant post seasons since 1995 measured by OPS differential

All data from Baseball Reference and Stathead unless otherwise noted. 

The Brewers had a team OPS of .742 in the three series. Their pitchers allowed .498 (I calculated that by doing a weighted average of the OPS they allowed in each of the three series-weighted by plate appearances and I used ABs + BBs for that).

So that gives them a differential of .244. Where does that rank since 1995?  This table shows the top 5 from 1995-2025.

Season	Team	OPS For	OPS Against	OPS Diff
2007	Boston Red Sox	0.911	0.645	0.266
2005	Chicago White Sox	0.821	0.594	0.227
1995	Atlanta Braves	0.803	0.633	0.170
2008	Philadelphia Phillies	0.798	0.628	0.170
2020	Los Angeles Dodgers	0.814	0.660	0.155

At .244, the 2026 Brewers would be second. Data from this table comes from bases.chat, the AI program created by SABR member Ted Ingram. 

The Brewers also had 11 individual games during the 2026 post season when their OPS differential was at least .100, tying for the most since 1995. This next table has the top 10 from 1995-2025 (this is not limited to World Series winners)

Season	Team	Games at +.100 OPS Differential or better	Total postseason games
2011	Cardinals	11	18
2020	Dodgers	11	18
2019	Nationals	10	17
1996	Braves	10	16
2021	Braves	10	16
2023	Rangers	10	17
2025	Blue Jays	10	18
2007	Red Sox	10	14

 

Data for the preceding table came for bases.chat. 

 

This table has the Brewers' OPS differential for each post season game this year. They tied for the most .100+ differential games while only playing 13 total games. The two other teams that had 11 played a total of 18 games.

 

Series, Game#	Brewers OPS	OPS Allowed	Diff
Div-1	0.753	0.619	0.134
Div-2	0.458	0.446	0.012
Div-3	0.775	0.568	0.207
Div-4	0.757	0.406	0.351
LCS-1	0.739	0.577	0.162
LCS-2	0.910	0.299	0.611
LCS-3	0.812	0.458	0.354
LCS-4	0.677	0.710	-0.033
WS-1	0.720	0.531	0.189
WS-2	0.807	0.661	0.146
WS-3	0.932	0.281	0.651
WS-4	0.627	0.471	0.156
WS-5	0.618	0.364	0.254