The Atlanta Braves came back against the New York Mets for the third time in the series, completing a dramatic sweep against the NL East rival as the Braves walked it off, 13-10, in ten innings. 

As Atlanta improves to 38-24, the Mets drop their sixth straight game and continue their free-fall in the NL East standings.

An Ozzie Albies three-run home run sealed the deal after an Orlando Arcia homer in the bottom of the ninth was enough to force extra innings.

The rivalry continues to get more and more one-sided. After seeing several fans and media members react poorly to the first two games of the series, it will be interesting to see the fallout from the completed sweep. 

On the Mets broadcast, the postgame show brought up phrases that you never want to hear as a fan like “there’s a lot of season left,’ or “if things don’t turn up, changes need to be made.” 

To make matters worse for the Mets, this is the first time in their history that they have lost 3 consecutive games games when they held a 3-run lead. They’ve been playing baseball since 1962.

Without Aaron Judge, thriving is probably out of the question. But if the Yankees can survive until their captain returns, they would be thrilled.

In the Yankees’ first day of games since their best player was placed on the injured list, they survived by digging a hole and climbing out.

After fighting back but falling in a 6-5 matinee loss to the White Sox on Thursday, the Yankees responded by shutting down Chicago in a 3-0 victory to salvage a split of the day.

A sparser-than-usual Bronx crowd of an announced 40,659 watched the Yankees (37-27) play through an air-quality crisis that postponed Wednesday’s game.

The Yankees dropped a series to the White Sox (28-36) in part because a couple of veteran pitchers in Game 1 — Luis Severino and Michael King — allowed a combined four home runs. 

The final one was a two-run blast from Eloy Jimenez that gave the White Sox a seventh-inning lead they would not cough up.

Halo Top is expanding their lineup of better-for-you frozen dessert treats with the launch of new Fruit Sorbet pints.

Fruit Sorbets will debut with three flavors including Raspberry, Mango and Strawberry.

Raspberry: Made from the fruit and juice of real raspberries for a balance of sweet tart taste. Raspberry Fruit Sorbet features 280 calories per pin with 58 percent less sugar than other leading fruit sorbets.

Mango: Made from the fruit and juice of real mangos for a tropical, refreshing flavor. Mango Fruit Sorbet features 310 per pint with 56 percent less sugar than other leading fruit sorbets.

Strawberry: Made from the fruit and juice of real strawberries for a classic, bright treat. Strawberry Fruit Sorbet features 260 calories per pint with 54 percent less sugar than other leading fruit sorbets.

Halo Top Fruit Sorbets can be found in the freezer section of grocery retailers nationwide for a suggested price of $4.79 per pint.