The 1993 Toronto Blue Jays roster saw many of the athletes who had contributed to their 1992 win, but with some significant changes. Ten players left during the off-season, including closer Tom Henke, designated hitter Dave Winfield, and starting pitchers Jimmy Key and David Cone, all of whom had been instrumental to the 1992 win. On the other hand, several stars signed on to fill in the gaps, including starting pitcher Dave Stewart and designated hitter Paul Molitor. 

What the team lost in pitching and defense they made up for in offense, forming a solid team with the express purpose of winning a second World Series. In fact, the Jays’ starting lineup was so feared that it was dubbed the nickname “WAMCO” for players Devon White, Roberto Alomar, Paul Molitor, Joe Carter and John Olerud.