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Joe Carter

American baseball player
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  • Steve Carlton
    Philadelphia Phillies

    …the Toronto Blue Jays on Joe Carter’s dramatic series-winning home run in game six.

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    …the Toronto Blue Jays on Joe Carter’s dramatic series-winning home run in game six.

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  • Vladimir Guerrero, Jr.
    Toronto Blue Jays

    …first baseman John Olerud, outfielder Joe Carter, and second baseman Roberto Alomar, and Toronto defeated its former manager Cox’s Atlanta Braves in six games.

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    …first baseman John Olerud, outfielder Joe Carter, and second baseman Roberto Alomar, and Toronto defeated its former manager Cox’s Atlanta Braves in six games.

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