Yordan Álvarez may have provided the championship-winning blast for Houston on Saturday night.
With the Astros trailing 1–0 in bottom of the sixth inning and runners on the corners with one out during Game 6 of the World Series, Houston left fielder Yordan Álvarez stepped into the batter’s box and launched a 2–1 fastball beyond the batter’s eye in center field. The 450-foot moonshot gave the Astros a 3–1 lead and sent the home crowd at Minute Maid Park into a frenzy.
The home run moved the Astros into prime position for their first World Series title since 2017.
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