Assuming the Nationals hold on and win.

[Blue_true]

Would this be the first World Serie where each team lost all of it's homestand games?

[klook]

1. Yep, I believe so.

And the first WS title for the nation’s capital since 1924 (Senators).

[MontanaMama]

2. I think so.

I don’t thing there’s ever been a series like this one in terms of neither team winning at home.

[lapfog_1]

3. first postseason series where the home team lost every game

and won the series... in Baseball, Basketball, and Hockey.

Amazing.

[JudyM]

4. Yes.

[Ohiogal]

5. Yes

Announcers said so

[Mersky]

6. Is nuts, really. Has been a fun series to watch.

The low lows and high highs have been, eh, something epic. Really needed some good baseball, and I got it.

I love the Astros, but I can say, the Nationals were hard to dislike.

[TomSlick]

7. Both teams were armadillos.

They died on the road.

[Blue_true]

8. Maybe died on the road back home, and stayed dead at home.

If I remember correctly, the closest win was by three runs, all others were larger.

[Blue_true]

9. Thanks everyone for confirming what seemed a rare event.

I honestly thought the Nationals were dead after getting beaten up at home and going back to the park of a team that seldom lost at home.

Even-though it had dropped the first two games at home, I really expected Houston to finish the Nationals off in one of the two remaining games. Even after the Nationals won Game 6, I fully expected Houston to prevail in Game 7, but when I broke away from working on a project to check the score in the top of the 8th, I had a sudden belief that some not before had happened event was taking place.