The Philadelphia Phillies not only left the field last night with a one-game advantage over the Houston Astros, but they also made World Series history in the process. As per their offense's five-home-run explosion, they became the first Club to collect five home runs in the first five innings of a World Series contest. The home runs were hit by Bryce Harper, Alec Bohm, Brandon Marsh, Kyle Schwarber, and Rhys Hoskins and, predictably, the barrage of longballs was enough to hand the Club the win, 7-0.