 Complete the following phrase:  Roy Oswalt took on Jaret Wright in the clinching Game 5. In the top of the second, a leadoff single was followed by a double before Morgan Ensbergs ground out and Jose Vizcainos sacrifice fly scored a run each. Then Carlos Beltrán homered in the third to make it 30 Astros, but the Braves cut the lead to one on a pair of homers by Rafael Furcal, in what turned out to be his last game before going to jail, and Johnny Estrada in the fifth. Beltráns second homer in the sixth, however, made it 42. When Chris Reitsma took the mound in the seventh, the Astros were able to put the series away with a five-run explosion. Vizcaino hit a leadoff single, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt and scored on Craig Biggios two-out single. Biggio scored on Beltráns single before Jeff Bagwells two-run homers made it 82. Tom Martin relieved Reitsma and allowed a double to Lance Berkman, who scored on Jeff Kents single. The Braves scored their last run of the series in the bottom of the inning on Johnny Estradas RBI single off Mike Gallo. The Astros added to their lead in the eighth off Juan Cruz when Ensberg hit a leadoff double and scored on Jason Lanes two-out single. After Biggio doubled, Beltráns two-run single made it 123. Dan Wheeler would come on to shut the door on the Braves in the ninth. Chipper Joness flyout to left gave the Astros the win in Game 5 and gave them their first-ever postseason series win. After multiple losses to the Braves in the playoffs, the Astros won the right to play in the NLCS for the first time since 