This is our playoff crew, Milwaukee! The Brewers are postseason bound, and after a series win against the New York Mets over the weekend, Milwaukee has officially locked up the three seed in the National League playoff picture. Ahead of the first round Wild Card series, here’s everything you need to know about the Brewers’ postseason run:

Francisco Lindor homered and drove in two runs, David Peterson pitched seven brilliant innings and the New York Mets moved within one win of a playoff berth with a 5-0 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers.

David Peterson tossed seven innings of one-hit ball and earned the win Sunday afternoon for the visiting New York Mets, who ensured themselves an opportunity to play for a postseason berth Monday by beating the Milwaukee Brewers 5-0.

As the Brewers inch closer to Oct. 1, the start of the Wild Card round of the postseason, the team announced start times for Game 1 and Game 2. This year's Wild Card series is a best-of-three series. For the Brewers, all three games will be played at American Family Field from Oct. 1-3.

New York (88-72) could have clinched a postseason spot with a win and an Arizona loss, but the Diamondbacks (89-73) routed San Diego, 11-2, at home.

The Milwaukee Brewers wrap up the regular season against the New York Mets on Sunday afternoon from American Family Field. Follow along for live updates. Facing a possible clinch but also in dire need of a win to make Monday's doubleheader with the Braves less daunting,

Charlie Morton gave up a three-run homer to Michael Massey in the first inning and the Atlanta Braves squandered a chance to clinch a postseason berth, losing to the playoff-bound Kansas City Royals 4

All three teams are tied, with the Diamondbacks losing the tiebreaker. The Mets and Braves doubleheader will decide who's in and who's out.