ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月3日 01時13分

Every city wants a World Series victory. After Harvey, Houston needed one. And late last night, @astrosbaseball defeated the Los Angeles @Los Angeles Dodgers, capping a dramatic season that gave the city what many fans called a great mass distraction. It’s the first #WorldSeries title for the #Astros. Across Houston, people who were recently united by chaos and water were brought back together by a ballgame. They listened on radios because Harvey destroyed their televisions. They watched in gutted rooms missing walls and carpets because Harvey took their walls, carpets and everything else. They watched in motel rooms because Harvey made them refugees in their own city. “Of all times, what better time to win the World Series than right now,” said Waylon Doucett, who had roughly 72 inches of floodwater in his home just 9 weeks ago. His house is still a shell with bare concrete floors and exposed walls. His bed is still a mound of clothes in a back room. But in the euphoria last night, none of that seemed to matter. He jumped and danced and screamed on his porch with his friends and neighbors — including Fabian Godinez, left, and Eduardo Luna Lopez, who were photographed here by @scott.a.dalton. #⚾

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