The Find: a T-shirt that brings back fond memories of the Toronto Blue Jays at their best

By Frances McInnis | October 2, 2012

By Frances McInnis | 10/02/2012

We had high hopes for the Blue Jays in April. Sadly, though, our dreams of a return to postseason glory were dashed in a flurry of injuries, unmet expectations and painfully poor pitching—the squad’s season ends tomorrow night, once again well shy of a playoff run. But this year, we have a plan to combat the habitual early-October melancholy: a T-shirt that celebrates our favourite players from that legendary 1992-’93 team. Five last names in simple retro script are enough to evoke a thousand memories of a happier time, when Joe Carter was still on the field, Robbie Alomar kept his saliva to himself and the Jays won the World Series two years in a row. The shirt comes from crowd-sourced shirt-printing marketplace Skreened, and buyers get to pick an American Apparel tee in one of 10 different colours. Of course, we can’t imagine choosing anything but classic blue and white. $27.99. Click to buy »

10 thoughts on “The Find: a T-shirt that brings back fond memories of the Toronto Blue Jays at their best”

They should have listed WAMCO.

Wamco or bust

WAMCO is the listing of choice: White, Alomar, Molitor, Carter, Olerud . . . best top five in Blue Jays history.

Fix the leading (line spacing) and I’d buy the shirt.

WHAMCO was even better: White, Henderson, Alomar, Molitor, Carter, Olerud. Imagine Olerud batting sixth!?! Now THAT was a stacked lineup. [Sigh]

I preferred Winfield over Molitor, but WAMCO was certainly legendary.

Why not just make 2 shirts with the entire lineups from the 92 and 93 championship teams??

Aretha Jones: Eagle Eyed Designer!

awesome how many people immediately thought of WAMCO.

WAMCO definitely would have been the better choice, with respect to Pat Borders. It would have achieved the same thing this shirt achieves, yet with a bigger impact since WAMCO was an actual thing. Missed opportunity.