Complete 1993 World Series Highlights! Toronto Blue Jays vs. Philadelphia Phillies

A game-by-game epic tribute to one of the most exciting World Series matchups of all time! The 1993 World Series featured non-stop back and forth action punctuated by one of the greatest endings in World Series history!
Game 1) 0:32
Game 2) 2:56
Game 3) 4:21
Game 4) 5:18
Game 5) 10:36
Game 6) 11:54
Bottom of the 9th) 15:08
Series MVP: Paul Molitor
Music: "Hearts of Courage" by Two Steps From Hell
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[@joebaseball17]

Spectacular Series! One of the most exciting World Series ever! And BRAVO to the person that edited this video!!!

[@CelesteKTheNewWaveRevue]

A repeat courtesy of Joe Carter. The whole team actually but Joe Carter was the one who brought Toronto glory. :)

[@sakfuj4769]

I watched this game in Vancouver and went to Robson st. after Jays won the championship. The street was so crowned but everyone was happy and exchanged high-five with passing strangers. It was like a whole country was united. That was the very nice moment to see.. I am in Japan now but still remember the scene. Thank you very much for uploading this video.

[@dariusherring9730]

That 15-14 game was a series classic!

[@louismeloche3857]

A day I will never forget. Bought my single ticket across the street in Ron Jaworski's sports bar, it was an Oakland A's ticket for management attending the baseball meetings. A personal friend of Tony LaRussas was sitting next to me, he was an executive with General Motors. He invited me golfing with Tony and Sandy Alderson the next day, I declined, not wanting to make a fool out of myself. Here I am sitting between third and home, about 16 rows from the field, I'm in the first row of seats after the walkway separating field level seats from the rest of the first level. Frank Robinson is sitting behind me, Whitey Herzog is close and LaSorda is lower, behind home plate. It's the seventh inning stretch and the crowd is going nuts, applauding and yelling, Donald, Donald! It was Donald Trump walking by me, was that something, I had read some of his books. I got pretty drunk at Jaworski's following the game. The next day, I needed to pick up my A's tickets that were offered to me the night before. Got to meet LaRussa and Alderson and thanked them for the tickets. As I was leaving their Hotel, I talked a little baseball with Johnny Bench and Vin Scully while they were waiting for their ride to the park. Unreal. That was 30 years ago and now I'm suffering from ALS. I was in Baltimore the night Cal Ripken broke Lou Gehrigs record!

[@georgemorales3231]

i got to see this whole world series a long time ago i want to decate this to my childhood friend Javier Leal i know he is reliving this in heaven i miss u Javier Leal

[@evanpeterson9610]

May he Rest In Peace

[@warsamaismael2188]

I was faithfully watching these series on ctv some odd years ago and was amazed how everyone including my immigrant familly cheered for the Jays, it was my first time experiencing as a 12-13 year old belonging as a whole country to this team, now that I'm 44 years old sitting and reflecting about that feeling of belonging in my own country Djibouti, those were great years

[@mikeoutlaw8389]

This was my favorite World Series and always will be

[@MikePhotoGuy666]

NEVER GETS OLD! JAYS did it, RAPTORS did it, now come on LEAFS and END the damn drought already! 2021 LEAFS STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS!

[@gregrosche]

Oops

[@Steve1975truth]

Everyone loved Joe Carter. Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy! I was on Yonge street watching on the Big TVs at HMV. Everyone went nuts!

[@d.w.bigglybigleague1709]

Great Video!...and I liked the music. I watched the series in Cozumel Mexico. I was the only one in the Sports Bar except for a couple of waiters who was cheering for the Blue Jays.

[@user-ki4ro4ro2m]

憧れのブルージェイズが世界一になった映像をハイライト版で観ることが出来て幸せです。

[@davidbroughall3782]

Game 4 of this series is the highest scoring World Series game ever with 29 runs.

[@davidgonzalez5044]

Wow Toronto back them use to have a dream team Paul molitor Roberto Palomar Devon white Ricky Henderson Joe carter Dave Winfield John olerud Pitchers Dave Stewart Mel Stollmyer Jack Morris

[@Roller11111]

Our best hitter that year was slotted 6th in the batting order. Nuff said.

[@RedroomStudios]

"Alomar". Winfield was not on this team. he was on the 1992 team that were also champions. and it's Todd Stottlemyer. Mel was his famous baseball father. Jack Morris did almost nothing for Toronto. he was always either injured or losing.

[@nomju6411]

@@RedroomStudios Jack Morris went 21-6 in 1992, and the Jays only won the division by 4 games, so I don't think it's accurate to say he did "almost nothing" for them.

[@ieditsports1093]

thanks 4 this

[@NoName-le5oz]

I was only 10 years old playing super nintendo baseball games and I remember every single player, love both teams.

[@TheBigBoyBrian]

It was only the second time in history that The World Series was clinched by a Home Run! I didn't watch it live with my baseball buddies, I would've only jinxed it! Great series though, it had everything - Game 4 was an absolute classic!

[@JB0i]

LET’S GO BLUE JAYS!

Incredible I remember that Home run

[@JoseLopez-wu8zc]

Las mejores series mundiales que he visto son las del año 1991 Braves vs Twins y la del año 1993 Phillies vs Blue jays

[@georgebenevides]

One of the greatest games in the 9th inning in MLB World Series.

[@lenhudson8194]

This Toronto team was good. Very good.

[@michaelhession2105]

Its ironic that the 2 greatest sports moments in Toronto History happened against Philadelphia on series winning play. (Kawhi Leonard in 2019, and obviously Joe Carter in 1993)

[@goleafsgo8496]

Good days to be a fan of the Toronto Blue Jays. Average 4 million fans per season and lots of money to buy the greatest talent available on the market. Was tough to imagine in those days the wheels ever falling off. Sell the brewery that owned them though and priorities change quickly. Great days and fun while it lasted ....

[@michaelchristensen9004]

I had forgotten that Dave Stewart was a part of that Toronto team.

[@adandemobilegamer]

So Mitch Williams blew 2 games in this series

[@tfarm7015]

You’re a Phillies fan I see

[@adrianstrozier]

Note today's date I'm watching it now wearing my own Joe Carter 29

[@bradking211]

Whole reason why (Philly) Lost was due to poor pitching and bad decisions by Mitch Williams, But Gad..feel so good watching this and feel so young too and ALL the Blue Jays played so well, But Joe Cealed it all at the end, and I remember me and my buddies jumping around like Joe Carter when he Smacked that ball over the wall(going nuts)

[@andrestorres556]

En esta serie Roberto alomar se lucio

[@davidgonzalez5044]

Jonh olerud use to wear a helmet to field

[@LexTan]

david gonzalez yes, it was to protect him since he had survived an aneurysm.

[@clintonwatrin5164]

Paul Molitor for Prime Minister!

[@RedroomStudios]

he's American.

[@frankxaoz1286]

RA12 is the best at 2nd

[@trilam5721]

The music does not fit with the highlights ! It’s better off with the commentary!!

[@RedroomStudios]

disagree. that kind of music has been used in all kinds of NFL highlight films.

[@user-rj4ff4my4h]

goddamn mitch williams.

[@jeffgoshgarian2067]

The blue jays won 1992_ 1993

[@gi6bo]

Please remove music and put the commentary in!

[@Rocky00778054]

Not this year!! We’re sweeping 🧹