1993 World Series Game 6 (Joe Carter Walk-Off Game) |
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2020
- Joe Carter launched one of the most famous walk-off home runs in history during the 1993 World Series. Rewatch it as the Blue Jays secured the World Series victory, making them back-to-back World Series champs. #MLBAtHome x Roman
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Jays' announcer Tom Cheek: "Touch 'em all Joe....you'll never hit a bigger home run in your life!"
John Olerud is the most underrated 1st baseman ever.
That crowd literally exploded tho😳
"Touch 'em all, Joe. You'll never hit a bigger home run in your life"
The funnest thing out of what happened after the home run was that the crowd was so loud, you could just BARELY hear "We Are The Champions" start playing.
As a 41 year old phillies fan this still hurts to watch . But the blue Jay's just played better .when it counted.
Cool story surrounding the aftermath of this game. Supposedly the previous year there was a lot of genuinely bad blood between the Blue Jays and Braves--not helped any by Gruber and Alomar doing mock "chops" when catching the last out and scoring the winning run in Games 2 and 3. But these two teams respected each other so much, that supposedly after the Jays' clubhouse celebration and trophy presentation, in spite of the heartbreaking nature of the loss, a number of the Phillies players actually came over to the Jays' clubhouse to share a few final beers before the Phillies left the ballpark to fly home.
Even as a Yankee fan I get choked up watching this. The Blue Jays were always the team I rooted for if the Yankees didn't make it. I ran around the apt screaming after he hit that HR. And that crowd EXPLODED!!! That fan reaction gave me goosebumps
The CBS broadcasters must not have anticipated how loud the SkyDome/Rogers Centre would get when Carter hit it out. The stadium microphones clipped hard for that pop. Of course this was 1993 and when Bautista and Encarnacion hit their home runs, the sound was properly balanced so that you could properly hear how loud the crowd was. Either way, that stadium is amazing when it's full, loud and full of meaningful baseball.
"Touch em all Joe, you'll never hit a bigger homerun!"
34 year old me here sitting crying my eyes out. I'm from Newfoundland and my father took me their when I was a kid. I even had a catch with joe carter and went dor a limo ride. Loblaws was a sponsor and my dad was produce manager for Atlantic canada and was invited by his boss. I had the best week if my life. I made a lot of bad choices in life and it kills me I could never do anything like this for my 2 children. Thank you dad, you are an amazing man.
I still remember watching this in my basement as a kid with my brother and best friend. When Joe hit that home run we went absolutely nuts. Such a great memory. Thank you 1993 Toronto Blue Jays.
Joe Carter in 1993
Aww to be 8 years old again. I miss sports lol
Man these 90s commentators had so much charisma
Paul Molitor one of the best hitters ever finally got a World Series win, puts me in mind of Ray Bourque of Hockey gets a Stanley Cup but with the Colorado Avalanche not the Boston Bruins where he played most of his career in the NHL. I am more of a hockey fan really and can think of many great NHL players who never got a Stanley Cup. Wondering which great MLB players you can think of who never get a World Series win. Have a great day☮
Greatest moment in the history of baseball. FIGHT ME.
what a stacked team...so many all stars. glove glove winners. batting champ. hall of famers. I dont think we have ever seen a team like that. many went on to have great careers after 93.
This and Bautista 3 run home run in the 15’ ALDS will be the biggest moments in the skydome. That whole inning the crowd was jumping and shaking so much you could see the live television cameras shaking because of the crowd jumping up and down. Amazing times for Toronto.
Legend says they're still waiting for a pitching change.