With one hard swing of his bat, Joe Carter transformed the 1993 World Series into instant folklore. His three-run home run in the bottom of the ninth inning of the sixth game, off Philadelphia's Mitch "Wild Thing" Williams, has been called the biggest clutch hit in the history of the Fall Classic.

It was a magical, scintillating moment that broke Philadelphia's heart, sent shivers through baseball fans all over the world and-for the second straight year-triggered wild celebrations throughout Canada.

But the six-game 1993 World Series between the Toronto Blue Jays and Philadelphia Phillies will be remembered forever for many more reasons-especially for the 15-14 Blue Jays victory in Game Four, the highest-scoring game in Series history. This was a tremendous Fall Classic matching the polished, veteran, clean-cut Blue Jays against the scruffy, scrappy, flamboyant Phillies, who had gone from "Worst to First" in the National League East in just one season.

A SERIES TO REMEMBER, Major League Baseball's 144-page Official Book of the 1993 World Series, brings you back to these six amazing games with 350 full-color pictures. They were taken by North America's most talented sports and feature photographers, who captured all the drama, excitement and sensations of the World Series, both on the field and behind the scenes. Hall of Famer Joe Morgan, one of television's most respected baseball commentators, offers exclusive analysis on a Fall Classic that will shape the nature of baseball through the turn of the century. Baseball fans, students of the game and lovers of fine photography will cherish this collector's edition forever.