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Fans react: Camargo hits walk-off homer against Mets

Brian Snitker’s Braves are becoming known for rallies and last at-bat wins and got another Tuesday when Johan Camargo called a comeback with a walk-off homer to beat the Mets. (Video by David O’Brien) m
By Maghen Moore
May 30, 2018

Braves infielder Johan Camargo hit a walk-off home run to seal a 7-6 win over the Mets Tuesday.

The Braves remain on top of the National League East standings.

Fans on Twitter reacted to the second Braves walk-off win in two days.

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