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Home again: Outfielder Candy Maldonado, who swung a big bat during the series, greets fans on his way into SkyDome wife wife Norma
Home again: Outfielder Candy Maldonado, who swung a big bat during the series, greets fans on his way into SkyDome wife wife Norma

Home again: Outfielder Candy Maldonado, who swung a big bat during the series, greets fans on his way into SkyDome wife wife Norma

Date10/26/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Home again: Outfielder Candy Maldonado, who swung a big bat during the series, greets fans on his way into SkyDome wife wife Norma.
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Fans aflutter: SkyDome flags fly - right side up - at last night's World Series game, won 3-2 by the Blue Jays
Fans aflutter: SkyDome flags fly - right side up - at last night's World Series game, won 3-2 by the Blue Jays
10/20/1992
Big blast: The Beeg Mon, Rico Carty, greets another big one, John Mayberry, after he blasted a home run during the Oldtimers game that preceded yesterday's series finale with the Angels
Big blast: The Beeg Mon, Rico Carty, greets another big one, John Mayberry, after he blasted a home run during the Oldtimers game that preceded yesterday's series finale with the Angels
7/6/1986
Slap-happy guys: Tom Henke, left, Manuel Lee, Candy Maldonado and Devon White swap high-fives after the Jays topped Orioles 4-2 to gain split of series
Slap-happy guys: Tom Henke, left, Manuel Lee, Candy Maldonado and Devon White swap high-fives after the Jays topped Orioles 4-2 to gain split of series
8/13/1992
Sweet moment: Candy Maldonado trots home to a reception by Pat Borders after hitting a home run in the fourth inning to give the Blue Jays a 2-1 lead last night
Sweet moment: Candy Maldonado trots home to a reception by Pat Borders after hitting a home run in the fourth inning to give the Blue Jays a 2-1 lead last night
10/25/1992
Welcome home: kelly Gruber is greeted by Candy Maldonado at home plate after Gruber homered to left field in the fifth Inning, putting Jays up 2-0
Welcome home: kelly Gruber is greeted by Candy Maldonado at home plate after Gruber homered to left field in the fifth Inning, putting Jays up 2-0
10/9/1992
Where am I? Assistant trainer Brent Andrews (r) and Candy Maldonado tend to Kelly Gruber after he'd knocked himself out sliding home with the winning run
Where am I? Assistant trainer Brent Andrews (r) and Candy Maldonado tend to Kelly Gruber after he'd knocked himself out sliding home with the winning run
10/22/1992
Party time! Somewhere under the pile of Blue Jays is Candy Maldonado, who got the last out of the game with a catch of Ruben Sierra's fly ball to left(...)
Party time! Somewhere under the pile of Blue Jays is Candy Maldonado, who got the last out of the game with a catch of Ruben Sierra's fly ball to left(...)
10/14/1992
This big bat could make Montreal fans happy
This big bat could make Montreal fans happy
4/4/1969
It looks could kill: Umpire Ken Kaiser obviously was thinking some mean thoughts about Exhibition Stadium fans who directed some unsolicited advice his way during Blue Jays-Minnesota Twins game
It looks could kill: Umpire Ken Kaiser obviously was thinking some mean thoughts about Exhibition Stadium fans who directed some unsolicited advice his way during Blue Jays-Minnesota Twins game
6/26/1982
Yankees' outfielder Reggie Jackson shows the form that gave him three home runs to clinch the sixth game of the 1977 World Series. Only Babe Ruth beat his record
Yankees' outfielder Reggie Jackson shows the form that gave him three home runs to clinch the sixth game of the 1977 World Series. Only Babe Ruth beat his record
9/23/1977
There she goes: Jays outfielder Candy Maldonado and White Sox catcher Ron Karkovice watch as Maldonado's 18th homer sails out of the ballpark in the third inning last night
There she goes: Jays outfielder Candy Maldonado and White Sox catcher Ron Karkovice watch as Maldonado's 18th homer sails out of the ballpark in the third inning last night
8/31/1992
Grateful fans: Nicole Williams, 17, left, and Tanya Battalia, 18, are among the many Jays fans who skipped school - and work - for SkyDome celebrations
Grateful fans: Nicole Williams, 17, left, and Tanya Battalia, 18, are among the many Jays fans who skipped school - and work - for SkyDome celebrations
10/26/1992