Jays fan here, The Expos deserve a comeback and deserve better. ‘94 Expos WS champs! Ps I miss our Canadian matchups especially on Canada Day.

I was there. The greatest Expos game that I ever seen. What a crowd!

Disappointed this didn’t go into the transaction with Jeffrey Lurie more and how he cut out French broadcasts, nonetheless alienating the French-Canadien following of the expos

I used to think it was the yips. Now I think Chuck went back in time and was punishing Kieth’s mother for giving birth to that scumbag lunatic son.

Why can’t we get the US version of this game?

When asked why he threw the ball at Keith Olbermann's mom, Chuck replied, "I was aiming for her stomach and 68yrs ago." In other news, sales of Knoblauch jerseys up by 2025%.

So strange...I loved watching games at the big O!

man this team was awesome.

Billy! My favorite pitcher. ⚾️

I'm a cubs fan and the expos belong back in Montréal

Ayayaye ma parole!!!

Sammy Sosa as a leadoff hitter. The loaded Expos who were robbed of an opportunity to win the World Series. Interesting times. Still could never figure out why they couldn't wait until AFTER the season to negotiate a contract. The strike in August was the dumbest thing ever.

CIRILO THOMAS es manes Raúl HT love mansas dueños de todos o locos cosino

I do not buy the argument: "Well, everyone else was juicing so at least 50% of pitchers he faced were also on the sauce". It is the easiest way for baseball fans to not have to take a moral stand and keep Barry Bonds out because it is the right thing to do. There were plenty of players who didn't juice. A kid I faced in high school several times was indicative of how bad cheating is. Harry (Junior) Herndon had only about 50 IP for the Padres in 2000-2001. I KNOW he never juiced because his parents were very strict, and he was so naive he thought "buying juice" meant buying Creatine. He got lit up by guys who were named as steroid cheaters, demoted, and never played again. Those runs he gave up did not happen in a vacuum. For every home run, someone's ERA went up. Mr. Herndon never made more than about $300k playing the game. BUT, he did it the right way. He and others like him were robbed of any career they could have had in the game. Saying that other players did it does not make it right.

What is an Expo?

I was so angry that the Washington Nationals won the World Series in 2019, I felt Montreal was robbed and frankly wish we still had the Expos.

no baseball team?

Watched in 2024 ⚾

They were named the Expos because of Montreal hosting Expo 67

Keith Olbermann's podcast brought me here.

Youpii and Hubie

It's hard not to picture a player in the expos uniform once they've been there for a year or two. It's like the expos put their stamp on a player for life

So many teams have red white and blue as their colors but none looked anywhere near as stylish as the exposed did.

I'm a Mariners fan and I always had a soft spot for the Expos. Shame when they left town after the '04 season. They always had some exciting teams and players, even if they weren't contention-worthy.

Not sure how I never seen this before. We lost the team but the Expos provided so many great memories for Montreal sports fans. 1979 was the coming out year for the team and was great year coming up short to Bucs who went on to win World Series. Great times! but we can't go back.

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I would rather watch these ‘89 Cubs than the current 2024 Cubs. I would go back to 1989 if I had a hot tub time machine. lol

Oh, man. That Gary Carter moment where he got a last hurrah with the Expos. Chills.

In 1987 the NFL did the player strike but they also had replacement players if they would have done that in Major League Baseball in 1994 we wouldn't have that problem.

I believe that Montreal Expos will have back baseball in 2028

Yankees would've beat them in 94' anyway

They had the best record in baseball at the time of the strike. Then before the '95 season, they were in shambles cause some of their best players were with other teams.

I like the baldness talk at 52:25. Myself, my coin purse is naturally smooth and bare. Its been that way for 52 years.

These classics are great! Did Expos televise any games vs San Diego that season? Please add some old memories of Jack Murphy Stadium in late 70s if any exist, I'd love to watch those

Love these classics.. Are there any full televised broadcast vs San Diego Padres for the '79 season or '80-84? Looking for old memories of Jack Murphy Stadium and can't find any games for the Padres other than a short clip vs Cubs.. Any old Expos games in San Diego for '83 season? Searching for Any in existence

Happy birthday Pascual! Party up in heaven!

If you think it’s bad watching Joe carters homerun as an expos fan, imagine being a Phillies fan

RIP GARY CARTER

Tony Gwynn was on pace for .400 too

That team was so stacked of some of the greatest talents to ever play.. so sad!! What a dynasty it could have been

Sounds like a Jerry Krause move. I always tell everyone. You need everything 8n writing ✍️.

The thing that really drives home how good the Expos could have been was that they went 88-74 in 1996! Mark Grudzilienek (however you spell it) had over 200 hits and hit 300. Henry Rodriguez hit 36 dingers out of nowhere. Ken Hill went 16-10 with the Rangerzzz that year with a 3.63 e.r.a (which was 45 percent better than league average when accounting for ballpark). If they could have had Hill and Wettland for 96, they could have won it again.

Damn I miss the 90's, bring back the Expos...🥶

I disagree that mantle would have hit 700 today. I think you do what you do in your era and there's no reason to believe they would do it at a different era

Love those Expo uniforms before they added the hideous stripes in 1980.

Henry Rodriguez. Back-to-back 40 home run seasons.

It costed 5$ for a ticket in the bleachers. It costed 10$ for a steamed hot dog.

Lmao, number 1 aged like Wine with a bad cork

Como mataron a ese muchacho su misma gente que el ayudaba muy lamentable eso

I miss the Expos and baseball in Montreal.