K F same here. These Jays teams were HUGE for baseball in Canada.

Baseballs hottest stars also

Same. Mine sit in a box.

I still think 93 was especially Joe carter home run

Dude, Beaver Lumber.

mistrbrwn1 The Beaver Lumber near Millcreek?

Legendary!

@@NapalmSabbathChains nah rockwood mall

Amazing!!

He's a lot better than Joe Buck. They should bring him back to call games.

I agree, it probably suffers from the fact that it only went 6 games instead of 7, otherwise it was a perfect sequel to the greatest World Series ever that took place in '91.

I'll say, it could have easily gone to 7 though. all 4 of the Jays wins were by a single run. but yeah, definitely an underrated world series that came right after what's considered the best World Series ever 1991.

The second of our four World Series losses in the '90s in Atlanta...which we all feel should have been only two World Series losses ('91 and '96 both got away)

@@SuperfanDK If 1991 was a 10 on the 1-10 scale, this was an 8.

Had it gone to 7 games, it could have given 1991 a run for its money. maybe.

Hentgen wasn't on the World Series roster in 1992. He emerged the next season as Toronto's 3rd starter, and a pretty decent one, too. But had to feel good about Key's pitching in game 4. Toronto's depth both in the rotation and the bullpen was just unmatchable by Atlanta. Both Key and Guzman had tremendous outings in games 3 and 4. Cone had a fine outing in game 6, and Morris had a decent one in game 1 (Morris's outing in game 1 would have been good enough to win most games Toronto played that season).

Ross Brooks the Braves had plenty of depth too but they elected not to use all of it. I always wondered why Cox didn't go with Leibrandt in Game 4--he'd had a solid season, 15-7, 3.36. Then he would have had Glavine, Smoltz, and Avery ready on regular rest for the next three possible games.

All that great starting pitching to match the braves and a MUCH BETTER bullpen.

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+Chris Kreager ....ironic or iconic?

Both, actually

+Chris Kreager lol

Last guy to touch the ball in both series. Also the last to touch the ball in the 1993 ALCS, but not 1992 I think.

steven cooke Yup. Maldonado caught the final out in the 1992 ALCS on a fly ball to left field Joe Carter caught the final out in the 1993 ALCS on a fly ball to right field. He also hit the 1991 AL East clincher on a base hit to CF. 2 Walk-offs clinchers, 2 final catches in clinchers. Man is blessed.

But do you have a working VCR?

@@jamesvonhatten5407 i do

aww poor baby

Omg I thought my earbuds just broke.

Stephen McNeil best comment here lol

Jason Mendoza I was the same ages and I too miss this era.

ers47163 Henke was underrated

And they each earned World Series rings with the Twins. Reardon got his in 87 and Morris got his in 91 along with the series MVP.

indeed they did. good times.

Taxi Talk NYC as a MN guy I was never a Jays fan but you couldn't dislike Joe Carter. He was one of the most cheerful, good-natured guys you'd ever see in the game. The only time I ever saw him without that wide grin on his face was when he was playing through an ankle injury in the '91 ALCS against the Twins.

I wonder if Timlin still has that ball or if its in Cooperstown

Mr September lol

Its really nice to see so many people still love and appreciate these WS videos and it wasn't just me. They were incredibly well done I would say from the mid 80s until around the early 2000s. They are still ok, I still buy them, but a lot of the newer ones I just watch once and that's it. And I don't know how to post the copy protected dvd ones.

Especially the triple play with Deion.

@@billny33 Yep. And Alomar being called out at home in game 2. Thankfully the Jays won both of those games.

Smiths grand slam only postponed the inevitable, his blunder the year prior cost them game 7 and thus the world series

And Borders struggled offensively down the stretch. He was worn down after catching 138 games during the reg season.

They didn’t show on this video the very relevant stat. Nixon had batted .343 from the right side that season, only .263 from the left side. That’s why Key was lifted for Timlin-to make Nixon bat from his weaker side. So with that being the case, his biggest asset from the left side was his speed since he’s a couple steps closer to first base than he is from the right side. So his decision to bunt actually makes a bit more sense taking those facts into account.

william pavichevich I just thought about this and realized very few teams have clinched a WS in game 6 on the road at all. And the ones that have did not do so in any kind of dramatic fashion. There's 2003, Beckett shuts out the Yankees the whole game on 2 runs of support, that was a close game but there was no defining moment in that game like a bases loaded jam where it got super tense. 1981 Dodgers blew out tge Yanks, 1978 Yanks blew out the Dodgers, and that's about it. I know 1959 and 1951 WS were both 6 games too but couldn't tell you whether the home or road teams clinched, nor would I know if either game was close or memorable. So my point is, that 1992 game 6 had a very entertaining and very unique outcome that def is underappreciated. Of course we know it's all Joe Carter's fault.

Great world series but 91, 96,2001, and 2016 were better imo. Cubs winning in a 7 game series coming back from 3-1 was insane. The 95 world series as well with 4 games ending with a 1 run game.

@@barbarapaparella2282 or 93 Joe carter home run to win the world series what baseball player growing up dreamed of that

The 2003 marlins

Jay Nicks so true !!

The twins had a solid 1992 season. Finished w 90 wins, 2nd place to Oakland. However from 1993 until the end of the decade they sucked.

Not ironic at all, actually.

And the first Blue Jay homerun all together (in Game 1)

Crazy huh. What's blake snell thinking

Joe Carter is one of those athletes that everyone can admit to liking.

He beat my Phillies in 93 and I like him lol.

He ended up getting the homerun ball in 1993. So it worked out. 25 years since that 1993 win brought me back here to watch these 2 wins.

Ricky Ma there's a really funny interview with Carter and John Kruk, in which Carter was asked where that ball is and he said he has it locked away "probably a little more secure than Fort Knox," to which Kruk replied "I know there's a couple places I'd like to put that ball!"

Pretty much

Indeed, The Braves definitely had the better Starting Pitchers.

Not to mention that and the 90s Braves. This is weird because I feel like history sees the 90s Braves as the greater team when they actually won less World Series than Toronto and lost to them head to head in a WS. But yeah Toronto failed to be competitive from 94 on and the Braves kept winning division titles.

Yeah I found that pretty cool myself. Len Cariou should have kept this job until the day he died. It should have stayed in this format. They changed it in 1998. I still think the 98-2001 videos were fun but I think they became more about hype and less about suspense. And over time they just became less and less memorable from there. I get the new one every year now but I usually watch it once and then it goes on a shelf and I never watch it again.

@@billny33 Yeah I agree. I have a box set from 2009 of every World Series DVD collection. The last World Series DVD I bought was in 2009 when the Yankees won the World Series. I've only seen the last 2010's World Series Documentaries on KZfaq or on MLB Network for Thanksgiving marathons. Some of them are good I just have no interests in collecting more World Series DVDs at this point in my life. If the Yankees ever win again that's going to be the only exception for me buying more World Series DVD films.

toptenguy1 interesting thing is that years ago it would have done just that and the game would indeed have been over. It's the netting that saved them there.

Chance of a Lifetime. Had to look up the group name, they are called Take 6.

@@billny33 ty.

So That's How Eminem Got That Line Eminem Must've Been Watching The 1992 World Series On KZfaq When The Song "Chance Of A Lifetime" Played Eminem Just Had To Put That In Lose Yourself

yup. That's definitely how it happened.

Damn

+billny33 So Glad you have this uploaded. I had it on vhs but my player broke and shredded the tape. Such good memories.

Chris G Ironically Joe Carter Was There For Both World Series

Anyone got an mp3 of chance of a lifetime?

I believe a lot of it is stock soundtrack. If you watch a few of the other videos produced around the same time, they recycle the music. But it was very well chosen. GREAT editing.

everything thats not a fastball IS a breaking ball... except a slider sometimes.. with is also called a sliding fastball now a days because its similar to a cutter. but even that is a breaking ball. if ur a ball player ud know what sort of breaking pitch it was if not... tough

At least you got your World Series win 3 years later

@@mysticgirl916 yeah still though

He was only like 23 at this time

Andrew Pestotnik 25 to be exact.

Glavine looked like 16. Did they sign maddux the next year. 93 nlcs i assume was the phillies vs braves.

i was thinking the same thimg

Jonathan Husner probably MLB stock music

A base hit their base hit their moving everybody along my favourite player of all time even before this

Im sorry man but if thats how it came out, then I have no idea how I could re-record this in a way that would get both audio channels working. I never noticed this because I never listened to it with headphones. I recorded this the same way I did all my other tapes so I wouldnt know where the issue is.

Maybe it could be fixed in an editor or mixer though online. I could look into that. Sorry, just thinking out loud here.

Yes billny33

nope, Maddux didn't join the Braves until 1993 as a free agent.

No kidding, making it all the more shocking that they let the Phillies eliminate them. That starting pitching rotation was probably at its peak that year with Glavine, Smoltz, Maddux and Avery. Yeah, they still had those 4 when they won it all, but Avery kinda declined then. Had he not of hurt his shoulder, he would ALSO be in the HOF with Glavine, Smoltz & Maddux. Why the Cubs gave Maddux to the Braves? I have no idea.

....if you keep the game close, the braves were vulnerable because of their trash bullpen.

@@dfcintron true but in those days and still some teams today would use their starters to close out games, particularly in the World Series.

@@JonNobleNobelOne braves prob shouldve done more of that. If you look at the scores of their playoff games in 92, 93, and 96. They only ever won when it was a shutout or a blowout. They lost pretty much every 3-2, 4-3 type game.

Two. Alomar single and Winfield double.