Joe Carter 1993 World Series

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Revisiting Joe Carter's 1993 World Series home run: How Blue Jays star's iconic walk-off made him a Canadian hero

Joe Carter hit the iconic blast off of left-handed closer Mitch Williams.

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The Blue Jays host another World Series Game 6, with a chance to recapture Joe Carter's magic 32 years later

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World Series title in reach for Blue Jays, memories of epic 1993 Joe Carter homer

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LA Dodgers pull off incredible comeback win in Game 7 of the World Series

The Los Angeles Dodgers are World Series champions for the second straight year after an incredible comeback win against the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 7 of the World Series.

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The Best Postseason in Baseball History?

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First Time In 25 Years! LA Dodgers Script History, Go Back-to-Back After Extra-Inning World Series Classic

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Baseball: Japanese trio instrumental to Dodgers' World Series triumph

Ace right-hander Yamamoto was the winning pitcher in three of the games against the Blue Jays and became the first Japanese World Series MVP since Hideki Matsui with the New York Yankees in 2009.

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Los Angeles Dodgers Defeat Toronto Blue Jays in Extra Innings Comeback to Win World Series

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Dodgers seal back-to-back World Series titles

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I witnessed Joe Carter’s historic home run in 1993. The memories just came flooding back

The Blue Jays lost Saturday night, but the opening pitch reminded me of one of the best nights in Toronto history — and of what makes baseball great.

TSN Rewind: Joe Carter 1-on-1 following 1993 World Series heroics

The Blue Jays are one win away from capturing the World Series for the first time since 1993. We take a trip down memory lane and go back when TSN's Rod Smith interviewed Joe Carter after his iconic World Series-clinching home run that gave Toronto back-to-back titles.

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Blue Jays’ Daulton Varsho hilariously reveals Joe Carter is desperate to pass World Series hero torch

Daulton Varsho says that Joe Carter wants to pass the Blue Jays World Series hero torch onto someone else this October.