The Giants hardly rolled over this weekend. The Padres still found a way to roll through San Francisco, pushing their win streak to seven games as they head to Coors Field for a four-game series with a team barreling toward a fourth straight 100-loss season.

Who knows what’s in store for them in that house of horrors, but they travel to Denver with a 2½-game lead on the Diamondbacks and the Cubs and Phillies suddenly within reach (they are tied for the top wild-card spot, 1½ games ahead of the Padres).

As such, the Padres’ postseason odds are up to 77% at Fangraphs.com, their highest during this post-All-Star-break surge.

“I think the guys, we have the ability to turn it up a little bit,” Padres manager Craig Stammensaid. “At least the focus. And turning up focus doesn’t necessarily mean, like, playing well and winning games. It’s hard to win games. But I think the focus, the attention to detail, has been turned up. … We’ve played good baseball, and we’ve won quite a few games here lately. So it’s a good time to get on a good run, and hopefully that carries us on the rest of the year.”

 

The top-10 …

1   |   Milwaukee Brewers (93-57; Last week: 1)
2   |   Los Angeles Dodgers (90-59; LW: 2)
3   |   Atlanta Braves (88-62; LW: 3)
4   |   Tampa Bay Rays (90-59; LW: 6)
5  |   New York Yankees (86-63; LW: 5)
6  |   Chicago Cubs (83-67; LW: 4)
7   |   Boston Red Sox (82-68; LW: 7)
8   |   Philadelphia Phillies (83-67; LW: 8)
9   |   SAN DIEGO PADRES (81-68; LW: 11)
10 |   Arizona Diamondbacks (79-71; LW: 10)

 

… and the rest

11 |   Chicago White Sox (76-73; LW: 9)
12 |   Pittsburgh Pirates (75-75; LW: 13)
13 |   Cleveland Guardians (76-74; LW: 15)
14 |   Miami Marlins (74-76; LW: 12)
15 |   St. Louis Cardinals (74-76; LW: 14)
16 |   Toronto Blue Jays (75-75; LW: 16)
17 |   Houston Astros (75-75; LW: 17)
18 |   Texas Rangers (74-76; LW: 21)
19 |   Baltimore Orioles (72-78; LW: 20)
20 |   Detroit Tigers (70-79; LW: 18)
21 |   Washington Nationals (70-81; LW: 19)
22 |   New York Mets (69-80; LW: 24)
23 |   Minnesota Twins (70-79; LW: 22)
24 |   Seattle Mariners (70-80; LW: 25)
25 |   Cincinnati Reds (70-79; LW: 23)
26 |   Kansas City Royals (66-84; LW: 26)
27 |   San Francisco Giants (62-88; LW: 27)
28 |   Los Angeles Angels (56-93; LW: 28)
29 |   Sacramento Athletics (61-89; LW: 30)
30 |   Colorado Rockies (55-94; LW: 29)