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Blue Jays Legends Relive Glory Days and Brotherhood
19 Jul
Summary
- 1992-93 World Series champions gathered for statue unveiling.
- Players expressed a strong sense of brotherhood and lasting bonds.
- The unveiling celebrated a famous moment in Blue Jays history.
Decades after their back-to-back championships, the 1992-93 Toronto Blue Jays celebrated the unveiling of a statue commemorating their historic wins. Many players, including Joe Carter and World Series MVP Pat Borders, reunited, expressing that the field made them feel 25 again. They spoke of the deep brotherhood that continues to bind them, even years apart.
Players like Paul Molitor reminisced about the thrilling Game 6 of the 1993 World Series, recalling Joe Carter's series-winning hit. Despite the passage of time and various life paths taken, the camaraderie remained palpable. The statue now stands as a permanent tribute to one of Toronto's most celebrated sporting achievements.
