33 Years Ago Today I vividly remember that moment. Whether the Blue Jays won or lost, I felt confident we’d be okay. With Pat Hentgen lined up to start game 7 after his impressive outing in game 3, there was…
Writing for Bluebird Banter, Tom Dakers reflects on the Toronto Blue Jays winning their second consecutive World Series title 33 years ago in Game 6 against the Philadelphia Phillies. Trailing by one run in the bottom of the ninth inning, Joe Carter hit a legendary walk-off three-run home run off relief pitcher Mitch Williams to secure the championship.
The retrospective highlights key performances across the series, including Paul Molitor earning MVP honors with a .500 batting average. Pitcher Pat Hentgen also recalled his perspective from the dugout, preparing for a potential Game 7 start before Carter's historic swing eliminated the need for a deciding contest.
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