I was just a kid in the 3rd grade when this happened, but I'll never forget how this team really brought all of Toronto, Ontario and all of Canada together. How families and friends would throw parties just to watch a game. The way Coca-Cola came through with those amazing songs and adverts forever connecting the 2 franchises. It was a great time to be a baseball fan and to be alive.
@@user-fk5rn9pk6j The thing about those Blue Jay teams was that there may have been times when they struggled in the regular season especially the 1st Half of 93 and August of 92, but whenever the pennant race or postseason heated up, those Jays teams were never phased by the pressure of the moment. Game 6 of both the 1992 and 1993 World Series is evidence.
Yeah I never got why we went with the ones we had in the mid 2000s. Plus the colour scheme was pretty boring. So glad we somewhat went back to what we had in the beginning.
I was at opening game of the 93 season, got to walk across the field and take a picture of the team and the World Series trophy before the game. I still remember the roar of that crowd to this day, I've never seen the Skydome so full. After the lockout my love for the Jays and the game dwindled but I'll always remember those two glorious years when Toronto finally had a sports team to be proud of.
I’m 23, this blue jays team we have right now is so painful to watch I wish I was 53 because I would’ve gotten to see the best days the blue jays franchise might have 😢
My buddy was on the 1993 team. I grew up with the Butlers. Rob & Rich. In 1992 I remember Rob and I chasing the parade down Yonge St. In 1993 he was part of it! Way back throw back days!!! Lets get it done 2015 season.
Kenny Young Great team it was! I remember Butler being called up! He played left field for 9 of the 10 games after his promotion. He got hurt, but was healthy again that the Jays included him on the postseason roster! He even scored a run in game 4 vs. Philadelphia and got a hit the next game!
Rob Butler played only 17 games for the Blue Jays in 1993 and had two at bats in the entire post season. Then he spent the entire off season traveling around telling everybody about his role on the World Series Champion team instead of training for the 1994 season. He subsequently only had 53 career hits. He really milked his two at bats rather than have a serious major league career.
Some excellent moves by Gilleck. Molitor, Stewart (what a beast of a pitcher), recognising mid-season that we needed something to put us over the top: Fernandez/Henderson. Well done!
I was on 21st floor in an apartment in Mississauga,jumping and screaming when Joe Carter hit that Home Run. The memories of that year still bring me to the Jays games until now, i do not care if they win or lose. I was 13 yrs old boy then and i am 35 now and The Jays are still my favorite baseball team!
Nice. I was 10 and fell asleep on my parents' bed watching the game on their little bedroom TV. I wasn't used to staying up on school nights, so they made me watch it in their room in case I feel asleep. I woke up in the 9th by some miracle and saw Joe's Homer!!!
... What a great time capsule. I was addicted to the Jays in 1993, and this summarizes that season very , very well. Rest in peace Tom Cheek - I miss your voice (but Jerry continues to be awesome).
ShadowBaofu me too. i grew up in dunedin. i lived in the apartments behind the field in front of dunedin elementary. logarto apartments. i loved watching spring training games there and even dunedin bluejays minor league games. those where the days.
I can honestly say I don't remember ever seeing the Skydome (Screw Rogers) that full. Hopefully I get to see it this year! They just gotta stay healthy! GO JAYS GO!
Two historic things happened to the Toronto Bluejays in 1992 and 1993. The Jays were the first team to repeat as World Champion since the 1977-78 New York Yankees. Previously, the city's last title was when hockey's Maple Leafs won the Stanley Cup in 1967, over the Montreal Canadiens (fittingly it was Canada's Centennial year. It was the last season of the "Original Six" era in the NHL,as well.). The Jays took the World Championship to Canada. Cito Gaston is the first (and so far,the only) black to skipper a major league team to the World Series Championship.
Dusty Baker led the San Francisco Giants to the World Series in 2002, losing to the Anaheim Angels in seven games. Ron Washington led the Texas Rangers to back to back World Series apearences in 2010 and 2011(Losing to the Giants in five games in '10 and losing to the St. Louis Cardinals in seven games in '11) And last year Dodgers manager Dave Roberts who is not only an African-American but who is also of Japanese ancestry, became the first manager of Asian descent in the history of MLB to lead a team to the Fall Classic. So Cito Gaston is not the only black manager to take a team to the World Series, but he made them count.
Thanks for the upload. It was so nice to watch and relive that year, those series. Brought back the goose bumps I felt when he hit that home run. I lost my voice yelling and woke up the neighbour from the jumping and screaming.
As a lifelong Blue jays fan I love these 2 teams but I was always disappointed that Dave Steib didn't get in on world series team. By far my favorite Blue Jay not on the WS teams.
I actually feel blessed. I was working as a teen at Exhibition Stadium in 1985 when the Jays were in the playoffs, and again at the SkyDome in 1993 when they won the World Series. Considering my middle age job is sh-t, I should go back to being around baseball again
Still got the full vhs video of this that my dad gave to me ... Wouldn't remember anything but i was a new born when they won the world series and i still watch the tape from time to time ... Atleast i was born when the jays won the world series
I was working at the SkyDome in 1993, Exhibition Stadium in 1985 (for their first playoffs) I only wish I was at Scotiabank Arena for the Raptors championship run
I was 13 when they won the second in '93. I remember exactly where I was when Carter hit that game winner. In my apartment living room in Beamsville, ONT, CAN. I now live in Oklahoma and was lucky enough to meet Joe by chance at work in OKC. I miss those days. Let's do it again Jays. We've been waiting.
oklahoma i feel bad for you living in that far right dung hole, where they give people caught with a joint the death sentence, what a fucked up place, according to multiple sources its one of the worst places to live in the world
It's fascinating how different this team was from 1992.The '92 team was still laced with regulars from the Exhibition Stadium era (Henke, Key, Gruber). Here, you got the Molitors and Stewarts taking their place.
I think Tony Fernandes was always meant to be a blue jay. It seems every other team he was on he didn't do as well as the three times he was with our beloved blue jays. respect to Tony Fernandez
Just looking at Toronto downtown skyline at 32:00 just the Dome the cn tower and few office buildings now it's pure condos surrounded by the Dome and other areas lol.
Joe Carter told a magazine in Cleveland in 1989 that his ultimate sports fantasy was to win Game 7 of the World Series with a home run. Joe, you did one better than that.
this begs the question oh, why the hell is Joe Carter not in the Hall of Fame? Almost 400 home runs and 3000 space hits, All Star, two-time champion,30 homerun and 100-rbi Guy, selected number 2 overall in the first round of 1981 draft
Still gives me goosebumps watching that homerun.. "touch em all joe you'll never hit a bigger homerun in your life"
Watch it a MILLION TIMES and never gets old!!
One of the best calls ever no doubt
I was just a kid in the 3rd grade when this happened, but I'll never forget how this team really brought all of Toronto, Ontario and all of Canada together. How families and friends would throw parties just to watch a game.
The way Coca-Cola came through with those amazing songs and adverts forever connecting the 2 franchises. It was a great time to be a baseball fan and to be alive.
The most underrated Dynasty in the History of MLB.
No explanation required. Look at that roster, might be the greatest team in the last 50 years
@@user-fk5rn9pk6j The thing about those Blue Jay teams was that there may have been times when they struggled in the regular season especially the 1st Half of 93 and August of 92, but whenever the pennant race or postseason heated up, those Jays teams were never phased by the pressure of the moment. Game 6 of both the 1992 and 1993 World Series is evidence.
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God those uniforms were legit. I am so glad we went back to the old design.
They didn’t quite go back to the old design, unfortunately. The current logo is such an inelegant, graceless mess compared to the original logo.
I think they are the Toronto Blue Jays uniforms were the best from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s and even been brought back they are the greatest.
They should back to the old blue and white home hat also
Yeah I never got why we went with the ones we had in the mid 2000s. Plus the colour scheme was pretty boring. So glad we somewhat went back to what we had in the beginning.
Umm they updated the logo
I was at opening game of the 93 season, got to walk across the field and take a picture of the team and the World Series trophy before the game. I still remember the roar of that crowd to this day, I've never seen the Skydome so full. After the lockout my love for the Jays and the game dwindled but I'll always remember those two glorious years when Toronto finally had a sports team to be proud of.
I’m 23, this blue jays team we have right now is so painful to watch I wish I was 53 because I would’ve gotten to see the best days the blue jays franchise might have 😢
R.I.P. Tony Fernandez
I had forgotten that he passed. RIP indeed.
My buddy was on the 1993 team. I grew up with the Butlers. Rob & Rich. In 1992 I remember Rob and I chasing the parade down Yonge St. In 1993 he was part of it! Way back throw back days!!! Lets get it done 2015 season.
Kenny Young Great team it was! I remember Butler being called up! He played left field for 9 of the 10 games after his promotion. He got hurt, but was healthy again that the Jays included him on the postseason roster! He even scored a run in game 4 vs. Philadelphia and got a hit the next game!
Kenny Young EY Till We Die.
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Rob Butler played only 17 games for the Blue Jays in 1993 and had two at bats in the entire post season. Then he spent the entire off season traveling around telling everybody about his role on the World Series Champion team instead of training for the 1994 season. He subsequently only had 53 career hits. He really milked his two at bats rather than have a serious major league career.
Toronto Blue Jays uniforms for 1990's still the best.
Some excellent moves by Gilleck. Molitor, Stewart (what a beast of a pitcher), recognising mid-season that we needed something to put us over the top: Fernandez/Henderson. Well done!
As a Red Sox fan, I liked watching this video.I wish both the Jays and Sox would make the playoffs
we akmost squared off. i wanted a sox jays match up.
Anything to beat the Pinstripes!
I owned this on vhs as a kid. Wonderful memories! Thank you uploader! I've seen this so many times I can almost narrate word for word lol
Same here
Same
This is going to be the best hour of CZcams ever. I could only imagine someone telling me in 93 I’d be watching this on my ☎️ one day!
Ikr. Nearly 30 years later
I was on 21st floor in an apartment in Mississauga,jumping and screaming when Joe Carter hit that Home Run. The memories of that year still bring me to the Jays games until now, i do not care if they win or lose. I was 13 yrs old boy then and i am 35 now and The Jays are still my favorite baseball team!
Nice. I was 10 and fell asleep on my parents' bed watching the game on their little bedroom TV.
I wasn't used to staying up on school nights, so they made me watch it in their room in case I feel asleep.
I woke up in the 9th by some miracle and saw Joe's Homer!!!
boy it only felt like it was yesterday man how I would do almost anything just to re-live all this .
Pat Gillick was such a genius. A big part in that back to back.
Also those Jingles for Coca-Cola were pretty fire.
I had this VHS and used to watch it every time I was home sick from school.
The lineup was just insane.. add good defence and awesome pitchers and you get a pennant.
So happy to have seen this as it happened
... What a great time capsule. I was addicted to the Jays in 1993, and this summarizes that season very , very well. Rest in peace Tom Cheek - I miss your voice (but Jerry continues to be awesome).
I remember when I was a kid shaking hands with John Olerud in Dunedin. A true class act.
ShadowBaofu me too. i grew up in dunedin. i lived in the apartments behind the field in front of dunedin elementary. logarto apartments. i loved watching spring training games there and even dunedin bluejays minor league games. those where the days.
I watched this dozens of times on VHS growing up, Born in 92...
Nobody had more fun doing anything ever than Joe Carter playing baseball from 1991-93.
best team ever
Charles Lathrop 93 blue jays were like rooting for the empire in Star Wars. What an unlikeable team
The Toronto Blue jays of 1992 and 1993, MLB's most underrated World Series Champion. Loved watching this team as a kid.
I can honestly say I don't remember ever seeing the Skydome (Screw Rogers) that full. Hopefully I get to see it this year! They just gotta stay healthy! GO JAYS GO!
GO. JAYS. GO
Id definatly relive that summer if i could. What a team! Canada is still proud
It's so fun when a whole Country Cheers for the same team!
I feel bad For Tom Glavine, drafted in the NHL ahead of Brett Hull.
Feel bad? Glavine's a Baseball Hall of Famer lol...he chose the right sport.
@@KardiFan2000 He was a great athlete, who had a great career.
Two historic things happened to the Toronto Bluejays in 1992 and 1993. The Jays were the first team to repeat as World Champion
since the 1977-78 New York Yankees. Previously, the city's last title
was when hockey's Maple Leafs won the Stanley Cup in 1967,
over the Montreal Canadiens (fittingly it was Canada's Centennial
year. It was the last season of the "Original Six" era in the NHL,as
well.). The Jays took the World Championship to Canada. Cito
Gaston is the first (and so far,the only) black to skipper a major
league team to the World Series Championship.
Dusty Baker led the San Francisco Giants to the World Series in 2002, losing to the Anaheim Angels in seven games. Ron Washington led the Texas Rangers to back to back World Series apearences in 2010 and 2011(Losing to the Giants in five games in '10 and losing to the St. Louis Cardinals in seven games in '11) And last year Dodgers manager Dave Roberts who is not only an African-American but who is also of Japanese ancestry, became the first manager of Asian descent in the history of MLB to lead a team to the Fall Classic. So Cito Gaston is not the only black manager to take a team to the World Series, but he made them count.
He meant the only African-American manager to lead his team to a World Series WIN.
Those coke ads were my favorite as a kid.
Let's go Jays!!!!!!
Happy 30th Anniversary Toronto Blue Jays 1993 World Series Champions
Thanks for the upload. It was so nice to watch and relive that year, those series. Brought back the goose bumps I felt when he hit that home run. I lost my voice yelling and woke up the neighbour from the jumping and screaming.
Thanks for the post! I've been looking for this...
1993: The year WAMCO was created. There will never another WAMCO. Thank you for the wonderful memories.
this brings back memories thanks so much for sharing wonderful!
Awesome video!! Brought back so many great memories. Thanks for posting!
They talked about a threepeat and in the end there wasn't even a 1994 World Series. Hell we haven't won since. I wish I was alive back then...
As a lifelong Blue jays fan I love these 2 teams but I was always disappointed that Dave Steib didn't get in on world series team. By far my favorite Blue Jay not on the WS teams.
+Steve Baer Dave Stieb was, indeed, on the 1992 team. While he didn't contribute much that year, he got a World Series ring.
I love 92-93 Jays team.
I actually feel blessed. I was working as a teen at Exhibition Stadium in 1985 when the Jays were in the playoffs, and again at the SkyDome in 1993 when they won the World Series. Considering my middle age job is sh-t, I should go back to being around baseball again
My favorite pro sports team is whoever's playing the Blue Jays.
you from Philly?
+Daniel Porter No, from S.F., but have hated Blue Jays from day one.
you must really be hating this year.... and why? what did they do to you?
Hentgen got them to the World Series with 19 wins.
Thank you so much, I had this on VHS and lost the tape, and no VCR to watch it on even if I had the tape.
If Rickey Henderson got a hard blink at a pitch he was on 3rd base before you could vocalize your disbelief at how fast he was. What a legend.
Ah it feels so good to be a Blue Jays fan watching this.
I watched this documentary religiously as a kid on VHS. Incredible watch this again for the first time again in more than 25 years
Marlins fan here , THAT shot from, 57:07 - 57:13 is the SINGLE best shot i've ever seen of the joe carter homerun !!!
1:50 back to back
30:40 blue jays are charged up
im convinced drake watched this before dissing meek mill
Boi why you here you said soccer was better so play soccer like I play baseball
MANCHESTER UNITED Shut up
@MANCHESTER UNITED Soccer: 0-0 excitement
My Nephew worked for the Blue Jays when they won back to back!
sick, did he receive a ring. that would be so cool
Beer or pretzels?
12:25 we saw that look alot of times when he was manager lol
The last few minutes needed Rickey Henderson's stealing of the microphone hahah
Still got the full vhs video of this that my dad gave to me ... Wouldn't remember anything but i was a new born when they won the world series and i still watch the tape from time to time ... Atleast i was born when the jays won the world series
I was only 15 years old watching Joe's HR
The 1993 Toronto blue jays are the best of the best. 😀👍⚾️
I was working at the SkyDome in 1993, Exhibition Stadium in 1985 (for their first playoffs) I only wish I was at Scotiabank Arena for the Raptors championship run
スカイドームで働いてなんて素晴らしいですね！
hahaha! i still own this on vhs! love this vid!
Oh Canada 2! I haven't watched this! just the official MLB video. Thanks, dude!
John Olreud had such a sweet swing
As great as the 1992 team was I think the 1993 team was even better.
+Ian Berg And Winfield was no slouch in '92 (His presence meant you couldn't just walk Carter like that).
Blue Jays pitching was better in 1992 but 1993 hitting was awesome.
12:25 lol...take that Farrell!
haha nice
TOPGUNCANADA00 i think thats the reason we were never his dream team. LMAO 808 heartbreaks
The look on Farrell was priceless!
Well, to be fair, Olerud was amazing that year. Just awesome!
Loved the Jays then..Love them now
The ‘93 team didn’t have the pitching they had the year before but man that lineup was amazing.
I was 13 when they won the second in '93. I remember exactly where I was when Carter hit that game winner. In my apartment living room in Beamsville, ONT, CAN. I now live in Oklahoma and was lucky enough to meet Joe by chance at work in OKC. I miss those days. Let's do it again Jays. We've been waiting.
oklahoma i feel bad for you living in that far right dung hole, where they give people caught with a joint the death sentence, what a fucked up place, according to multiple sources its one of the worst places to live in the world
@@dylanryan8059 I bet you’re really fun to hang out with.
I wish I could go back in time.
This lineup!!! B
I see another World Series banner coming!!!
when
This was dope. Thanks for this (I’m super late to the party lmao) but nonetheless
Never doubt Rickey
It's fascinating how different this team was from 1992.The '92 team was still laced with regulars from the Exhibition Stadium era (Henke, Key, Gruber). Here, you got the Molitors and Stewarts taking their place.
I think Tony Fernandes was always meant to be a blue jay. It seems every other team he was on he didn't do as well as the three times he was with our beloved blue jays. respect to Tony Fernandez
It was Blue Jays mania in Toronto back in 1993
Oh the awesome memories! Could this be our year? I sure hope so.
38:03 just a lovely Jays fan
One of the greatest teams assembled and a real thrill to watch. Terrific and historic memories and one of the worst songs as well.
That was fantastic.
Just looking at Toronto downtown skyline at 32:00 just the Dome the cn tower and few office buildings now it's pure condos surrounded by the Dome and other areas lol.
24:38 Toronto Blue Jays MLB All Stars in Baltimore, Maryland
Ed Sprague was a lot like Edgar Martinez .. CLUTCH!
It must have been amazing hitting behind Henderson and Alomar .. wow!?
48:23 90's you crazy.
Do I hear Jim Hughson from HNIC? Whose voice is that?
It is indeed. Jim used to be the play-by-play man when TSN would broadcast the games. His colour man? Buck Martinez!
love it this documentary
Pretty good team uniforms really strong, great hiiting
I love Tony Fernandez, smart dude
I think he should be in the Hall Of Fame!
Had there been no strike that year. Jays had a chance to 3 peat and so did Expos advancing to the World Series.
The top 5 of the 1993 Blue Jays lineup was so deadly it had its own nickname: WAMCO
@Bread And Circuses WAMCO = White, Alomar, Molitor, Carter, and Olerud.
@@user-zr6pl6nb6z By the postseason it was RWAMCO. The R being Rickey Henderson
@@michaelhession2105 It was actually HWMCOA.
@@user-zr6pl6nb6z Better
that was a big guy scoring with the ball behind second base
Awe man the coca cola blue Jay's song, sent me back to being 9 years old lol and all my dads friends coming over to watch the games...
The 93 Jays won on offense. The 92 Jays won on pitching.
Love it I was there ..
I miss Tom Cheek!
Cito Gaston replacing Olerud with Molitor was a huge decision. Wow did Molitor hit and run the bases. MVP.
I miss Tom Cheek. RIP.
Joe Carter told a magazine in Cleveland in 1989 that his ultimate sports fantasy was to win Game 7 of the World Series with a home run. Joe, you did one better than that.
The good old days :)
I absolutely forgot Jim Hughson was a Jays commentator!!!
I had this on VHS as a kid, and the 1992 one. sadly lost em or my mom gave them away when I moved out idk
Love how Olerud wear a batting helmet on the field
I think there was a reason why he had to wear it when he played 1st base
this begs the question oh, why the hell is Joe Carter not in the Hall of Fame? Almost 400 home runs and 3000 space hits, All Star, two-time champion,30 homerun and 100-rbi Guy, selected number 2 overall in the first round of 1981 draft
Loved the documentary. Also, 38:04 was good for a split second.
This could be destiny and it was - Joe cracking three dingers.
These were the days
awesome