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Gausman looks to help deliver title back at 'electric' Rogers Centre
LOS ANGELES — The biggest moment of Kevin Gausman’s baseball life is waiting for him back in Toronto, a Game 6 start with a shot to win the World Series.
Not since Dave Stewart took the mound at SkyDome on Oct. 23, 1993, has a Blue Jays pitcher had a moment like this in front of him. The Blue Jays, fresh off a 6-1 win at Dodger Stadium behind one of the greatest starts in this organization’s history from rookie Trey Yesavage, turn from their surprise star to the man who’s been the ace all along.
It’s Gausman with the World Series on the line? They wouldn’t have it any other way.
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Blue Jays have chance to recreate Joe Carter's World Series magic 32 years later
We've done this before — a Game 6 of the World Series in Toronto — and we'll do it again on Friday night. As was the case the first time, the Blue Jays are up 3-2 in the series, this time against the Los Angeles Dodgers, and thus one win from the title. This raises the possibility, a tantalizing one for Jays rooters and those partial lightning-strike moments of high importance, that it will all happen again.
It's not likely, and indeed it's quite unlikely. That's the nature of such a precise set of circumstances required to make it all happen. Still, to quote a film about a misunderstood furry woodland creature who wanted only to love and be loved: What one man can do another can do. That man is Joe Carter. That other man is whoever wants the titan's burden of hitting a walk-off home run in Friday's Game 6.
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