Celebrating the Champions: Buzz Residents at the Astros Parade

By Jordan Magaziner Steinfeld, Staff writer | November 6, 2017

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Approximately one million fans gathered downtown on Friday afternoon to celebrate the Houston Astros' historic World Series win. See below for photos of Buzz residents.

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The crowd went wild as they spotted the champions and shouted "MVP" as they saw George Springer holding up the Commissioner's Trophy. Mayor Sylvester Turner rode with the team during the parade. (Photo: Dylan Aguilar)
Fans go wild as confetti erupts. (Photo: Dylan Aguilar)
The "Houston Strong" mantra was seen throughout the day's festivities. (Photo: Dylan Aguilar)
Gina Avioli Taylor with son Seth, a Bellaire High School student, in front of City Hall before the parade.
Corbett Parker went to the parade in Astros attire, complete with a hand-painted canvas bow tie, the World Series champions hat and orange pants. His office building is near the start of the parade and he witnessed the parade route filling up hours before the parade officially began. "I think Houstonians are excited to welcome home their champs!" he said.
Bellaire High School freshmen Emma Montgomery and Paige Hoffer heading to the parade.
Buzz account managers Kim Montgomery and Leslie Little excited to show Astros spirit at the parade.
Philip Tenenbaum watching the parade with his grandson James.
Bellaire High School freshman Paige Hoffer met Houston rapper Paul Wall.
Confetti flies around downtown.
(From left) Alan Eixman, Buster Adams and Greg Ralph enjoying the festivities.
Condit Elementary School students (from left) Esha Bhavsar, Maya Bhavsar, Lucas Garibaldi, Sophia Garibaldi, Arjun Sharma, Eshaan Vakil, Ajay Mathew, Taijus Mathew, Sajan Mathew, Krishan Vakil and Rohan Sharma went to watch the Astros parade. The students range from kindergarten to fifth grade. (Photo: Barbara Garibaldi)
A view of the scene around City Hall.
(From left) Memorial High School students Bradley Baay, Greydon Feen, Patrick Smith and JC Cook, all smiles at the parade.
The crowd cheers for the Astros players. (Photo: Dylan Aguilar)
Texas Southern University's "Ocean of Soul" marching band led the parade. (Photo: Dylan Aguilar)
The City of Houston parade (Photo: Meredith Fontana)

The crowd went wild as they spotted the champions and shouted "MVP" as they saw George Springer holding up the Commissioner's Trophy. Mayor Sylvester Turner rode with the team during the parade. (Photo: Dylan Aguilar)

Fans go wild as confetti erupts. (Photo: Dylan Aguilar)

The "Houston Strong" mantra was seen throughout the day's festivities. (Photo: Dylan Aguilar)

Gina Avioli Taylor with son Seth, a Bellaire High School student, in front of City Hall before the parade.

Corbett Parker went to the parade in Astros attire, complete with a hand-painted canvas bow tie, the World Series champions hat and orange pants. His office building is near the start of the parade and he witnessed the parade route filling up hours before the parade officially began. "I think Houstonians are excited to welcome home their champs!" he said.

Bellaire High School freshmen Emma Montgomery and Paige Hoffer heading to the parade.

Buzz account managers Kim Montgomery and Leslie Little excited to show Astros spirit at the parade.

Philip Tenenbaum watching the parade with his grandson James.

Bellaire High School freshman Paige Hoffer met Houston rapper Paul Wall.

Confetti flies around downtown.

(From left) Alan Eixman, Buster Adams and Greg Ralph enjoying the festivities.

Condit Elementary School students (from left) Esha Bhavsar, Maya Bhavsar, Lucas Garibaldi, Sophia Garibaldi, Arjun Sharma, Eshaan Vakil, Ajay Mathew, Taijus Mathew, Sajan Mathew, Krishan Vakil and Rohan Sharma went to watch the Astros parade. The students range from kindergarten to fifth grade. (Photo: Barbara Garibaldi)