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As it happened: The Astros beat the Phillies in Game 6 of the World Series at Houston’s Minute Maid Park to clinch the title. Hunter Felt was watching

Houston’s first baseman injured his knee during Game 5.

The only thing missing from his résumé is a championship as a manager, and he is one win away from changing that tonight.

The end of the World Series means the start of free agency. Insert the corny little dad joke about, “Now the work begins for the Rangers.”

This World Series has been an absolute success so far, a wonderful display of baseball and all the different ways it can thrill us. First, of course, was the Phillies’ six-run, extra-inning comeback win in Game 1, demonstrating the truth behind the “ain’t over till it’s over” Yogism. It also…

PHILADELPHIA — Rhys Hoskins was nearing the major leagues in the fall of 2016, so surely he was tuned in that October to the World Series.

PHILADELPHIA — The Phillies like to use the phrase “flush it.” After a tough loss — like their 3-2 defeat against the Astros in Game 5 of the World Series on Thursday — it is often what they say they’ll do, and more times than not they actually do it.…

Not that they would be rooting for the Astros, but the people in Philadelphia’s Revenue Department had at least 90,000 reasons to cheer the arrival this week of the likes of José Altuve, Alex Bregman, Ryan Pressley, and Justin Verlander.

Trey Mancini and Chas McCormick came through when Houston needed them.

He returned from Tommy John surgery and once again was the best pitcher in the AL. Still, there was one thing missing.

He was traded to Houston to add some thump to the lineup. Instead, his signature moment came on defense.