Oh for sure the schedule has been a breeze the past two weeks but I think it's also going to mostly remain a breeze, while also not being a breeze for several of the other wild card teams. I realize we've seen this team lose games they should win plenty of times (like the Cubs series last year of the issues with the Marlins in other years). But they've still got something like 10 more home games than road games, and while the Toronto road trip and San Francisco home series represent a challenge coming up, they also go to DC (and Williamsport), while St. Louis and Anaheim are not quite the teams they might have been to end August.
And then they finish September with seven against the Mets and three against Pittsburgh. Serious spoiler/trap game potential but by September 21 they should only be playing for seed, not making the playoffs.
The offense won't feast on everybody's pitching like they have against Minnesota, Washington and KC, but if the power surge even halfway sticks it's a big deal. And the pitching has been pretty constant even before June (if not April, but they still won and had an offense with a good OPS - if not a ton of HRs and RBIs - in April).
