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REVEALED: World Series-winning Astros spouted and drank $388,000 worth of 50 Cent’s champagne at their postgame party, with more than 250 bottles used by booze-soaked Houston stars
Unsurprisingly, the Astros partied hard after winning the World Series vs. the Phillies on Saturday, and a new report put into perspective how expensive their celebrations were.
Armed with more than 250 bottles of 50 Cent’s Le Chemin Du Roi Brut champagne, Houston racked up a bill of more than $388,750 at their post-game party, according to TMZ.
There were also 10 Magnum bottles of champagne, as well as a 15 liter bottle, as the players opened the bottles and sprayed each other with the expensive sparkling wine.
Houston Astros starting pitcher Framber Valdez and Hector Neris celebrate in the locker room
Astros manager Dusty Baker Jr. celebrates team’s World Series win after Game 6
Players neatly wore goggles in the locker room during the title celebrations, while pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. was caught on video as the bottles started popping.
The Astros took the World Series with a 4-1 victory over the Phillies on Saturday-evening, as pitcher Framber Valdez gave up only one earned run in six innings to put Houston in a prime position to eventually win the game.
Houston were heavy favorites in the series after winning 106 regular season games and beating the Yankees in the ALCS.
Astros pitcher Framber Valdez (left) threw six strong innings in the series-clinching Game 6
Astros shortstop Jeremy Pena was awarded World Series MVP after hitting .400 in the series
The Phillies barely made it to the playoffs with 87 wins.
Houston, however, trailed Philly twice in the series, 1-0 and 2-1, before a massive game 4 win for the Astros swung the series in their direction.
The next MLB season starts on March 30.