Toronto Blue Jays Vintage World Series Films

After dropping Game 1, Toronto went on to win three games in a row in dramatic fashion. Game 6 led fans through nine innings of tight one-run baseball. The Atlanta Braves^® tightened the knot with a the score in the bottom of the ninth, before the Blue Jays pushed themselves into the lead in the 11th inning, and held on to become the first team outside of the U.S. to win a World Series championship.

The only script that could equal the 1992 championship was the glorious sequel that unfolded in 1993. The series see-sawed between the Philadelphia Phillies^® and Blue Jays. In Game 4, the Jays were victorious in a 15-14 nailbiter. Game 6 sealed it when Joe Carter ended the Fall Classic with only the second World Series-winning walk-off home run in the history of Major League Baseball^®.

Over the decades of New York Yankees dominance many have earned their pinstripes through performance or victories or popularity. However, the most exclusive club in the Bronx has been reserved for the men whose leadership, personalities, and attitude exemplify the ideals and virtues befitting the Captaincy.

This special edition Yankeeography two-DVD collection salutes seven Captains from Lou Gehrig to Derek Jeter. Culled from the Emmy^® award- winning Yankeeography series, these seven player profiles span the eras of Yankees greatness, generations of fandom, and acknowledge the role each played for their teams.

LOU GEHRIG: set the standard for leadership

THURMAN MUNSON: known as “the Captain” for a generation of fans

GRAIG NETTLES: dazzled with defense and with

RON GUIDRY: energized Yankee Stadium with his pitching power

WILLIE RANDOLPH: exemplified the dignity of a competitive champion

DON MATTINGLY: performed at the highest level and became “Donnie Baseball”

DEREK JETER: leads with class on and off the field punctuated by dramatic heroics

More than 350 minutes of Yankeeography programs Plus more than 60 minutes of bonus material.