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Big Adios! mark McGwire Drills Morris mistake for a two-run homer
Big Adios! mark McGwire Drills Morris mistake for a two-run homer

Big Adios! mark McGwire Drills Morris mistake for a two-run homer

Date10/8/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Big Adios! mark McGwire Drills Morris mistake for a two-run homer.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0091855F
Jays star Joe Carter has a worried look, but fans at the SkyDome last night were ebuilient, even after back-to-back homers from Mark McGwire and Terry Steinbach put the visiting A's up 3-0 early
Jays star Joe Carter has a worried look, but fans at the SkyDome last night were ebuilient, even after back-to-back homers from Mark McGwire and Terry Steinbach put the visiting A's up 3-0 early
10/7/1992
Brave belt: Jack Morris reacts as Atlanta's Damon Berryhill circles the bases after his Game 1 homer
Brave belt: Jack Morris reacts as Atlanta's Damon Berryhill circles the bases after his Game 1 homer
10/17/1992
Jays pitcher Jack Morris, deprived of a win last night by three A's homers at the SkyDome, has to settle for towels, an icepack and a beer after squandering a Toronto rally from a 3-0 deficit
Jays pitcher Jack Morris, deprived of a win last night by three A's homers at the SkyDome, has to settle for towels, an icepack and a beer after squandering a Toronto rally from a 3-0 deficit
10/8/1992
Thumbs up: Pitcher Mark Elchhorn, his wife, Mariann, and son, Brian, celebrate with Jack Morris, left, during yesterday's parade
Thumbs up: Pitcher Mark Elchhorn, his wife, Mariann, and son, Brian, celebrate with Jack Morris, left, during yesterday's parade
10/26/1992
Blue night for jays: Starter Jack Morris, centre, and the rest of the Toronto Blue Jays bench had little to cheer about as Atlanta rose up for a big 7-2 win
Blue night for jays: Starter Jack Morris, centre, and the rest of the Toronto Blue Jays bench had little to cheer about as Atlanta rose up for a big 7-2 win
10/23/1992
Gruber Blasts two-run homer in fifth to win the game
Gruber Blasts two-run homer in fifth to win the game
10/8/1992
Back in Track: A worker takes horse for walk to cool down after training session, above right, while another horse drills on training track, middle, and railbirds keep tabs on the workouts
Back in Track: A worker takes horse for walk to cool down after training session, above right, while another horse drills on training track, middle, and railbirds keep tabs on the workouts
3/5/1992
Above right, while another horse drills on training track, middle, and railbirds keep tabs on the workouts
Above right, while another horse drills on training track, middle, and railbirds keep tabs on the workouts
3/5/1992
Waiting and watching: Muhammad takes part in Argo workouts, but as he is not one of the regulars, his duties range from running dummy drills to just plain standing around and watching
Waiting and watching: Muhammad takes part in Argo workouts, but as he is not one of the regulars, his duties range from running dummy drills to just plain standing around and watching
7/10/1980
Stretch: Mark McLemore can't reach John Olerud's homer
Stretch: Mark McLemore can't reach John Olerud's homer
7/28/1993
Mixed emotions: Jack Morris didn't feel so hot after Delon Sanders, Lonnie Smith and Dave Justice (left to right) celebrated Smith's grand slam in the fifth inning
Mixed emotions: Jack Morris didn't feel so hot after Delon Sanders, Lonnie Smith and Dave Justice (left to right) celebrated Smith's grand slam in the fifth inning
10/22/1992
Jack Morris
Jack Morris
10/11/1991