If you like absolutely insane baseball games after hour-long rain delays where the Braves ultimately come up victorious, but not before taking years off your life — well, I’ve got the game for you. The Braves prevailed 6-4, but the late innings were filled with nothing but drama: they fell behind on a two-run bloop single, took the lead on a deluge of bloops of their own, and then nearly threw it all away on what might be the context-adjusted worst defensive play of the year by Johan Camargo. In the end, Jerry Blevins came on with the bases loaded and two outs and struck out Michael Conforto on three pitches to preserve the game and deliver unto Atlanta its 72nd victory of 2019.
Braves somehow survive more late-inning adventures, beat Mets 6-4
