The Washington Nationals took the first two games of this World Series from the Houston Astros, even though Houston had home-field advantage. Then the contest moved east, where the Astros swept the next three games, even though the Nationals had home-field advantage. It’s only the third time in Series history that teams on the road have won the first five games – and tonight, for Game 6 and the remainder of the series, the venue switches again, moving back to Houston. Will the away team streak continue, pushing the series to a thrilling Game 7? Or will the Astros, with a 3-2 series lead after Sunday’s commanding 7-1 win, capture the crown tonight?

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