Game 5 of the World Series was a barnburner that ultimately went to the Astros, 13-12, in walk-off fashion in the bottom of the 10th inning thanks to Alex Bregman‘s RBI single. That game will go down as one of the most entertaining World Series games of all time. Here it is, broken down by the numbers:
0 pitches thrown above 97 MPH
1 stolen base
2 errors
2 wild pitches
2 hit batsmen
7 home runs
8 lead changes
11 half-innings in which a run was scored
11 walks
12 singles
14 pitchers used
16 extra-base hits
16 batted balls that came off the bat at least 100 MPH
18 strikeouts
22 position players used
25 runs
28 hits
97.5 the Astros’ highest win probability in percentage before the final play of the game (George Springer‘s one-out single in the eighth inning)
317 minutes long
417 Pitches thrown
2,670 feet traveled by home run balls
And for the Astros… one win away from their first ever championship.
