The Mets turned to Brazobán with a one-run lead because Edwin Díaz had pitched the previous two days, and Brazobán got the grounders he wanted, but two turned into singles and a misplay from Francisco Lindor hurt the cause. Still, Brazobán was able to preserve the tie after giving up the tying run, and he notched the win in the bottom of the ninth. Brazobán has a 1.08 ERA in 25 innings while doing much of the dirty work in the Mets pen.

Brázoban will start the game and be followed by Brandon Waddell. It will be Brázoban’s second time serving as an opener this season.

With Griffin Canning dealing with an illness, Brázoban will get the call in what figures to be a bullpen game. Brázoban has been good to start the season, allowing one run on six hits in 11 1/3 innings with nine strikeouts and two walks. He has not thrown more than 2 1/3 innings in any appearance so far this season, so the Mets will hope to get two or three innings from him today and then finish the game with the rest of the bullpen.

Brazobán got the call to protect a one-run lead with the tying and go-ahead runs on-base in the 11th inning on Wednesday’s marathon against his former team and managed to get out of the jam. He got Jonah Bride to fly out to right field before freezing Otto Lopez to end it. The 35-year-old figures to be used in high-leverage spots, but is unlikely to garner more than a handful of save chances over the course of the year.