The Mets made the playoffs thanks to Jonathan Lindor, defeating the Bravos 8-7

ATLANTA (AP) — The Mets moved closer to the playoffs after 19th-season sophomore Francisco Lindor led the Bravos 8-7 in the final two innings against New York and Atlanta in the first matchup of one double cartel that was inserted before the post-war period.

Atlanta could identify with a class that won the second game when they migrated to Arizona. If the Mets are barren, the Bravos will hit the barricades.

The Bravos won 3-0 in the round of 16 when they were coached by new graduate Spencer Wechselbach, but he was worn out at the end of an electrifying matchup.

New York came into the round of 16 with a trace of their careers, culminating in a report on two anecdotes from Brandon Nimmo. The Bravos responded with their career four in the second, with Ozzie Albies leaving base with a double off Zerrador Edwin Díaz to win 7-6.

Los Mets tiraron la toalla. Starling Marte received a Sencillo with one out off Pierce Johnson (7-5) and the Portuguese Lindor responded to their 33-year-old, a batazo, which they brought into the Bravos' bullpen in the Central Garden.

“Vi el pitcheo que buscaba y nunca se sabe si la pelota se va o no,” said Lindor. “Still, I couldn't connect with them and I no longer decided: 'Gracias Jesús'. This is a more important thing, Ahora hay que acabarlo. Acabarlo, Acabarlo, Acabarlo.”

Day (6-4) Victoria won over 40 minutes – its mayoral election last year – waiting for the victory of Albies when the Zerrador reached first base in a play that allowed Jarred Kelenic to take A Sencillo al Cuadro with two outs .

The Bravos exhausted their potential professional career in the second half of the year, but Díaz moved to Ramón Laureano and retired to Travis d'Arnaud with a rodado in Campocorto.

The next day, the Mets celebrated their good fortune as they secured their playoff berth.

Nueva York tends to prepare for a celebration completed by its 11-year classification after the Emporada in its 63rd year and its first season since 2012.