Remembering Joe Carter's World Series Home Run 30 Years Later - The Sports Lunatics

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On October 23, 1993 Joe Carter of the Toronto Blue Jays became the 2nd player in World Series to hit a walk-off Home Run in the bottom of the 9th inning off Mitch Williams of the Philadelphia Phillies. 30 years later, The Sports Lunatics Shawn Lavigne and Howie Mooney reflect back on Carter's Home Run and the impact it had on Canadian baseball, and it's importance to Canadian sports history.

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