
During the 1992 World Series, Toronto secured a narrow 5-4 victory over Atlanta in the second game. The contest remained competitive throughout, with the Blue Jays overcoming a late deficit thanks to a decisive two-run pinch-hit blast by Ed Sprague in the ninth inning.
This result leveled the series after Toronto dropped the opening game 3-1. Key contributions included a multi-hit performance from David Cone and a late rally that eventually forced a pitching change for the Braves.
Tom Henke ultimately preserved the win by recording the final outs despite a tense bottom of the ninth frame.

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