Freddie Freeman (.341) and Ozuna finished second and third, respectively, behind NL batting champion Juan Soto (.351) of Washington.

Bryse Wilson gave up one run on five hits in three innings for Atlanta. He could work out of the bullpen in the wild-card series, when only three starters will be used. The right-hander could be considered as a No. 4 starter if the Braves advance past the wild-card round.

Pablo Sandoval started at third base and had two walks after his contract was selected from the Braves’ alternate training site. Atlanta signed Sandoval, 34, to a minor league deal on Sept. 14. He was released by the San Francisco Giants on Sept. 10.

Sunday’s start was an audition for a bench spot in the postseason.

“The guy brings a wealth of experience in what we’re getting ready to do,” said manager Brian Snitker. “ …There’s not going to be any situation too big for him, that’s for sure.”

Bradley’s leaping catch came near the 400-foot mark in center field of a long drive hit by Ozzie Albies in the third. Bradley’s glove was near the yellow line atop the wall as he made the grab before hitting the wall and falling to the warning track.

The Red Sox were 84-78 and third in the AL East last year.

The Braves (35-25) won their third straight division title under Snitker.