A recent article in the Arizona Daily Star newspaper said it best: "It was four years after the epic baseball movie Bull Durham, but the Toros of ’91 were a better story." Tucson's dramatic Cinderella season ended with a championship-winning walk-off single from reserve outfielder Joe Mikulik. "Champagne flowed," the article recounts. "[Kenny] Lofton, the series MVP, sprayed everyone within reach, including pitching coach Brent Strom of Tucson and shortstop Dave Rohde, who had been a key player on Arizona’s 1986 College World Series championship team...It was the Game for the Ages in a city that for 23 years identified its pro baseball franchise by failure." Offered is Strom's 10K-gold, size 13 ring with 24 points of diamonds forming the "T" logo set upon a red stone. Toros and Astros logos adorn the shanks. NM condition. Accompanied by a Balfour box and 2003 purchase LOA.

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