Blue Jays take early lead in World Series Game 6

TLDRIn Game 6 of the World Series, the Blue Jays score a run in the first inning to take an early lead. Devon White steals a base and Joe Carter hits a double. Dave Justice makes an error, allowing Carter to reach second. Dave Winfield walks, setting up a potential double play.

Key insights

🔥Blue Jays score a run in the first inning to take an early lead

Devon White steals a base, putting himself in scoring position

💥Joe Carter hits a double, driving in a run and reaching second base

🚫Dave Justice makes an error, allowing Carter to reach second base

⛔️Dave Winfield walks, setting up a potential double play

Q&A

Who scored the first run for the Blue Jays?

—Devon White scored the first run for the Blue Jays.

How did Joe Carter drive in a run?

—Joe Carter hit a double, driving in a run.

What mistake did Dave Justice make?

—Dave Justice made an error, allowing Joe Carter to reach second base.

Who walked to set up a potential double play?

—Dave Winfield walked to set up a potential double play.

What team is leading in Game 6 of the World Series?

—The Blue Jays are leading in Game 6 of the World Series.

Timestamped Summary

10:38Devon White scores a run in the first inning to give the Blue Jays an early lead.

15:35Joe Carter hits a double, driving in a run and reaching second base.

16:16Dave Justice makes an error, allowing Joe Carter to reach second base.

17:46Dave Winfield walks, setting up a potential double play.

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