​ATLANTA, GA (WJBF)- The long ball certainly was the difference for the Atlanta Braves, as they beat the Phillies 6-2. They are moving on to the National League Division Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The room was filled with champagne and filled with the players celebrating. The team chemistry has allowed the clubhouse to play loose, play free, and “Let it Fly.”They’ll travel first to Los Angeles for the first two games for a best-of-five series. The winner moves on to the National League Championship Series. Gianna: Tyler, you came over from the trade deadline from the San Francisco Giants. How would you just describe the camaraderie of this group and how grateful you are to be in the postseason right now?”Yes, perfectly said. I’m super grateful, you know, to be here with these guys. You know, a good group of guys in San Francisco, of course. But just a tough year came here, a little fresh start for me. Tough year for me there and a fresh start, and these guys welcomed me right in you know, so and, you know, hit the ground running,” Mahle said.Gianna: I’m here with Mike Yastrzemski. Mike, what does it mean to this team to advance to the National League Division Series, taking the Wild Card series in three games against your division rivals?”It’s a lot of fun, the fans really showed out tonight, so the atmosphere was electric, really gave us a boost behind us. So, it’s great to see that. Great to have that. I mean, not enough can be said for this entire group of guys. You know, everyone’s impacted this team at some point. And to have that much work go into the whole season and to be able to keep going on is awesome,” Yastrzemski said.”We got the right people man; these guys are made of the right stuff. That’s the only reason why we’re here, everybody’s got talent, it’s because we’re made of the right stuff,” said Manager Walt Weiss.The Braves travel to Los Angeles on Saturday for game one of the NLDS.Copyright 2026 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to WJBF.