It's been almost 16 years since Joe Carter hit his infamous walk-off home run at SkyDome to beat the Phillies in Game 6 of the 1993 World Series.
But to this day, the thought of winning back-to-back titles still resonates with the Blue Jays legend.
"Probably the biggest thing I got from that home run is CBS gave me a tape of every single camera that was rolling that night," said Carter at a press conference at Rogers Centre -- previously called SkyDome -- on Thursday morning. "And sure the home run was great, but to see the excitement from, one, my teammates, two, the fans -- listening to what people were saying, the sheer joy -- that's what a player lives for in baseball.
"Me running the bases, I thought that was secondary to all the players' and fans' responses."
Carter was speaking at the Summit Suite of the Blue Jays' home because, in a way, he wants to recapture the moment of that historic night.
Because of that, the former Toronto slugger has spearheaded a reunion of players and coaches from the 1992-93 back-to-back World Series championship teams for the Friday, Aug. 7 game against the Orioles.
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Joe Carter Press Conference