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The 1993 Philadelphia Phillies season, marking the franchise's 111th year in Major League Baseball (MLB), was a notable campaign characterized by both remarkable success and poignant disappointment. The team concluded the regular season with an impressive record of 97 wins and 65 losses, securing first place in the National League's East Division.
Following their strong performance in the regular season, the Phillies advanced to the National League Championship Series (NLCS), where they faced off against the formidable Atlanta Braves. Demonstrating resilience and skill, the Phillies triumphed in the series, winning 4-2 and earning a coveted spot in the World Series.
However, the World Series proved to be a challenging stage for the Phillies, as they encountered the Toronto Blue Jays. Despite their efforts, Philadelphia fell short, concluding the championship series with a 4-2 defeat. This mix of achievement and adversity encapsulated the essence of a season that will be remembered in the annals of Phillies history.