By one measure, the Atlanta Braves boast the best offense in the National League this season (by 0.01 runs scored per game over the Cubs) and that skill was on full-display yesterday against the Marlins.

Entering the ninth inning down 9-4, the Braves scored six runs (five of which came after they already had two outs) for the most dramatic come-from-behind win of the season:

At their absolute lowest point, the Braves had less than one percent chance of winning the game (0.7% to be exact).

And, yet, they managed to get it done.

Here’s how the inning played out:

Marlins 9, Braves 4

• Dansby Swanson strikes out 1 Out
• Ryan Flaherty walks
• Ozzie Albies singles
• Ronald Acuna out on sac fly 2 Out

Marlins 9, Braves 5

• Freddie Freeman Singles

Marlins 9, Braves 6

• Nick Markakis Singles

Marlins 9, Braves 7

• Tyler Flowers walks
• Kur Suzuki singles

Marlins 9, Braves 8

• John Carmargo walks
• Dansby Swanson Singles

Marlins 9, Braves 10 – Game over. 

In between all of those plate appearances, Ozzie Albies took a free base (defensive indifference (lol)), there was a throwing error, Freddie Freeman took a free base (defensive indifference ((lol (x2))), there was a pitching change, Nick Markakis stole second base, there was a mound visit, there was a wild pitch, and there was one final mound visit, before Swanson walked it off.

Swanson started the inning with a strike out and ended it with a two-run walk-off down the left field line. Talk about redemption. Braves win. Braves lead the NL East:

1. Braves: 28-17
2. Phillies: 26-18
3. Mets: 23-19
4. Nationals: 24-21
5. Marlins: 17-29