Huascar Brazoban is viewed as a wild card in the Mets' bullpen situation. He showed promise with a high level of performance before being sidelined by a late-season elbow injury. His potential adds to the uncertainty and need for additional proven talent in the relief pitching department.

Huascar Brazoban was dropped from the New York Mets' roster for the NL Division Series against the Philadelphia Phillies, as the team opted to include right-hander Kodai Senga, who had limited appearances this season.

Huascar Brazoban was the first reliever out of the Mets' bullpen in Game 2, but he struggled, allowing two runs (one earned) in just one inning of work. His performance contributed to the Braves breaking open the game in the seventh inning.

Huascar Brazoban struggled in the decisive game against the Braves, committing a costly two-out throwing error that contributed to Atlanta's two insurance runs in the seventh inning. His performance was a stark contrast to the earlier game, where the Mets had shown resilience, highlighting the team's lack of motivation and effectiveness in the second game of the doubleheader.

Huascar Brazobán struggled in relief, allowing the Phillies to add runs after the Mets had already fallen behind. His performance contributed to the team's overall difficulties on the mound in a game marked by pitching missteps and failed opportunities.