When I was in Toronto I met up with Ian from The Blue Jay Hunter and, being a fan, I asked if he would do a guest post for us and he said yes. He came up with a very cool idea. I've often thought about what Game 7 of the 1993 World Series would have been like and even got to ask Pat Hentgen about it. Thanks for doing this Ian, I really enjoyed reading it. It's the bottom of the ninth, the run that would win the World Series is on first base, and you just stepped into the batter's box. With one swing of the bat, you can clinch the World Series for the Blue Jays. As kids, most of us have dreamed about this scenario on the schoolyard ball field, but on October 20 th 1993 ... Joe Carter lived it. By now, we all know the story - Joe Carter hit a three run home run to help the Blue Jays secure their second consecutive World Series. But what if he didn't connect on that 2-2 pitch from Mitch Williams and send it over the fence? People often forget the Phillies were just two outs away from sending the World Series to a seventh game. Frankly, Joe Carter had no business swinging at the 2-1 pitch from Mitch Williams in the dirt, so it's almost a stroke of luck that Williams left the very next pitch up in Carter's wheelhouse. As revisionist as it may