Toronto Blue Jays Frameworth "Greatest Home Run Le

Updated September 18, 2026

A commanding Frameworth presentation celebrating four of the most consequential home runs in Toronto Blue Jays postseason history, "Toronto's Greatest Home Run Legends" unites Roberto Alomar, Joe Carter, Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion in a single large-format commemorative display created in recognition of the Blue Jays' 40th season. Professionally custom framed beneath glass, the presentation combines four colour action photographs with individual gold-tone player nameplates, the Toronto Blue Jays 40th Season emblem and extensive historical captions documenting the defining playoff moments represented.<br><br>The chronology begins with Roberto Alomar's celebrated game-tying home run against Hall of Fame closer Dennis Eckersley in Game 4 of the 1992 American League Championship Series versus Oakland, a pivotal moment in the Blue Jays' march toward the first World Series championship in franchise history. Joe Carter is represented by the indelible conclusion to Game 6 of the 1993 World Series against the Philadelphia Phillies, when his three-run walk-off home run secured Toronto's second consecutive World Series championship and created the enduring "Touch 'em all, Joe" moment.<br><br>A generation later, Jose Bautista supplied another defining chapter in Blue Jays history with his three-run home run in the decisive Game 5 of the 2015 American League Division Series against the Texas Rangers. The photograph captures Bautista immediately following the swing associated with his legendary bat flip, an image that became inseparable from Toronto's dramatic return to postseason prominence. Edwin Encarnacion completes the quartet with his 11th-inning, three-run walk-off home run against the Baltimore Orioles in the 2016 American League Wild Card Game, sending Toronto forward in the postseason and adding another unforgettable home-field celebration to franchise history.<br><br>Spanning the championship era of the early 1990s through the Blue Jays' dramatic postseason resurgence of 2015-2016, the presentation functions as a visual history of nearly twenty-five years of Toronto baseball excellence. The inclusion of Alomar, Carter, Bautista and Encarnacion within one coordinated Frameworth display gives the piece particularly broad appeal across multiple generations of Blue Jays collectors, while the subjects encompass many of the franchise's most searched and collected postseason moments: the 1992 ALCS, 1993 World Series walk-off, Jose Bautista bat flip and 2016 Wild Card walk-off.<br><br>Custom framed by Frameworth in a substantial black moulded frame with coordinated dark presentation matting and protected beneath glass. Unsigned. Overall framed dimensions approximately 31" x 40".<br><br>An impressive large-scale piece of Toronto Blue Jays, MLB, World Series and Canadian baseball memorabilia, combining four franchise icons and four landmark postseason home runs in a single professionally produced display. Particularly desirable for a dedicated Blue Ja

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