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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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‘We gave it everything we had’: Blue Jays players emotional after World Series loss to Dodgers

The Blue Jays could not finish the job, losing in extra innings to the Los Angeles Dodgers, who repeat as World Series champions.

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Why the Dodgers and Blue Jays just played the greatest Game 7 in World Series history

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The Blue Jays had a Team Canada-like role, united the country during the World Series

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Canada is still processing being on the losing side of the greatest game ever

The game had been red hot by baseball standards – at one point, the dugouts and bullpens cleared so that everyone could get up close and yell “Yeah?” and “Yeah??” at each other.

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Dodgers’ World Series win extends streak of a Will Smith winning a ring

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There’s only one thing to say to the Blue Jays after the heartbreaking World Series loss

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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.

After dominant Game 5, the Blue Jays head home for a moment 32 years in the making

Nobody in the Blue Jays’ lineup for Game 5 of the World Series, an emphatic 6-1 thumping of the Dodgers, was alive in 1993.

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Exclusive: Blue Jays hero Joe Carter says George Springer homer was 'poetic justice'

Now, nearly 32 years to the day, George Springer etched his name forever in Blue Jays folklore, hitting a dramatic three-run, seventh-inning home run to lift the Blue Jays into the World Series past the Seatle Mariners, 4-3. The sellout crowd of 44,770 at the Rogers Centre screamed in euphoria.