Astros' Game 7 World Series Victory Breakdown ⚾

How the Astros Won World Series Game 7, Inning by Inning<br />With runners on second and third and no outs, Darvish got the first out of the inning on a soft grounder to second from Josh Reddick, but<br />that brought up McCullers and the American League pitcher was swinging away rather than trying to bunt the slow-footed McCann home, and that strategy worked just fine as he hit a soft grounder to second that gave his battery-mate plenty of time to score.<br />This is what you dream of as a kid and for that to happen is indescribable.”<br />Here’s how the Astros won World Series Game 7, inning by inning:<br />Game 7 was underway at 8:22 p.m. Eastern when Yu Darvish threw a first pitch ball to George Springer of the Astros.<br />McCullers reacted to the base-runner by hitting Justin Turner with a pitch for a second time — it was McCullers’ World Series record-setting fourth hit batter —<br />but he got some help from Cody Bellinger when the rookie struck out on five pitches.<br />Altuve got Houston’s second stolen base of the Series by taking second on a first-pitch ball to Carlos Correa,<br />but he was left there when Correa popped out to short<br />He got Logan Forsythe to ground out to third, Austin Barnes to pop out to third,<br />and then struck out Clayton Kershaw, who was allowed to bat because there were two outs.