Philadelphia had a one-run lead in the bottom of the ninth, so they went to their closer, Mitch Williams. A walk and a single later, Joe Carter stepped into the box and ended the 1993 World Series on a walk-off home run. Joe touched ‘em all, and he never hit a bigger home run in his life.
Mitch Williams, on the other hand, had to wait five months to toe the rubber again. In his first appearance of 1994, he blew a tie game in the top of the 12th inning, walking three and giving up two runs.