Texas Rangers catcher Jonah Heim’s duties behind home plate were crucial throughout the World Series, but his big hit in Game 5 iced the franchise’s first title ever. The 28-year-old provided an insurance two-run base knock in the ninth inning and took advantage of the Diamondbacks outfielder’s mistake to reach third base unscathed. Heim’s effort was valuable as it kept the inning alive in what would lead to a Marcus Semien two-run blast soon after. The New York native will go down as the player to catch the last out of the Rangers first championship in history.