1992 Toronto Blue Jays

Baseball is, of course, America's pastime, but it's reach is global. Ignoring for a moment the various baseball leagues in other countries, there is also the World Baseball Classic. On top of that, Canada is featured in the majors; first in Montreal, and later (and currently only) in Toronto with the Blue Jays. Unlike the Expos though, the Jays had some winning seasons and close calls in their hunt for a title, with division titles in 1985, '89 and '91 but falling in the ALCS each time. For 1992, the Blue Jays were seeking to avoid falling back in the standings after an ALCS trip like they did after both previous attempts in the '80s. Cito Gaston guided them to a 96-66 record and a 4 game gap over the 2nd place Brewers. The AL West champion Oakland Athletics had an identical record as they came to the SkyDome for the ALCS. After a mostly tight back and forth series, the Jays took a 3-2 series lead back home for a lopsided Game 6 win to clinch their first pennant. T...