Joe Carter's Walk-Off HR: Underrated World Series Hero

0:00Welcome to Toronto Blue Jays News today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Toronto Blue Jays fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. Sporting news just released its list of the 140 greatest sports moments to celebrate the publication start back in 1886. Coming in at number 93 is Joe Carter's legendary walk-off home run that clinched the world series for the Toronto Blue Jays in 1993. That swing made Carter only the second player ever to end a world series with a home run. Joining Bill Miseroski from way back in 1960. Toronto fans still light up talking about it, with the ball soaring out and Carter hopping around the bases in pure joy, mobbed at home plate. The famous broadcast call, touchamal Joe, echoes in their memories as the biggest thrill in Blue Jays history. Meanwhile, Mazroski's moment ranks much higher at number 19, which might mean Carter's feet is a bit underrated outside Canada. This episode is supported by our sponsor, a pillow that plays your podcast, music or white

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