Huascar Brazoban has been terrific for the Mets this season.
Brazoban came into Sunday afternoon having allowed just one run over his last nine appearances, but the right-hander endured as rough an outing he’s had all year.
After the Mets tacked on five runs against old friend Carlos Carrasco in the top of the ninth, interim manager Andy Green called upon the big man to wrap up the final three outs.
Brazoban ended up being pulled after recording just one, though.
He allowed the first four Braves to reach on three singles and a walk before striking out Jorge Mateo on three pitches for the first out of the inning.