Astronaut celebrates Braves' World Series win from International Space Station

ATLANTA - One Atlanta Braves fan's celebration of the team's World Series victory can only be described as literally out of this world.

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R. Shane Kimbrough, a Georgia native and Commander of the NASA SpaceX Crew-2 mission to the International Space Station, shared his own celebration of the win in Game 6 against the Astros from outer space.

On Twitter, Kimbrough shared a photo of a Braves jersey floating in the International Space Station in front of the station's windows that were pointed toward the Earth.

"Congratulations to my hometown Atlanta Braves from space - World Series Champions," Kimbrough said.

The Braves pulled off the near-impossible to become only the fourth team to go from a losing record before the All-Star break to the Fall Classic to win the World Series.

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The Braves were firing on all cylinders. Max Fried threw six shutout innings in the signature pitching performance of the Series. Soler, a July acquisition who tested positive for COVID-19 in the playoffs, backed him early with a monster three-run shot for his third homer against the Astros.

Freeman hit an RBI double and then punctuated the romp with a solo home run in the seventh that made it 7-0.

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