From 22-2 Loss to World Series | MLB News

In one of the most humiliating games in baseball history, the Toronto Blue Jays were crushed 22-2 by the Milwaukee Brewers in 1992 — a loss that set a new AL record for hits in a game and forced them to use six pitchers. Even newly acquired David Cone, sitting in the dugout charting pitches, gave up after seeing his team get obliterated. But here’s the twist: that crushing defeat became a footnote. After Cone joined, the Blue Jays went on an incredible run, winning 24 of 35 games, finishing with 96 wins, and capturing their first-ever World Series title. The lesson? One bad night doesn’t define a season — resilience and momentum matter more than any single loss.

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