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The Astros will meet the Phillies in Game 5 on Thursday night as both clubs look for a lead in the series before heading back to Houston.

The Houston Astros’ World Series no-hitter was the most-watched Game 4 in three years

Some history was made in 2022!

SAN DIEGO — You can't find a World Series trophy in the Padres' display case, but an artist's paint brush, cast in gold, would be appropriate, in honor of three select Padres greats — each one homegrown — who dominated with flair and unorthodox brilliance that made them more interesting.

In more ways than one, Houston’s Game 4 starter turned back the clock and made history Wednesday behind the ride of an unhittable fastball.

Christian Vázquez juggled the preferences and personalities of four pitchers to help Houston hurl just the second no-hitter in World Series history.

The stands weren't close to full Wednesday, this city's attention drawn more to the hometown Astros' World Series appearance than early November basketball. The loudest Toyota Center cheers were sparked between the third and fourth quarters by the scoreboard showing an Astros lead in Philadelphia.

It was the first World Series no-hitter since 1956

The only other no-hitter in World Series history occurred in the 1956 World Series with Don Larsen's perfect game.