Last hurrah for Expos
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With a three-game set vs. Florida, Montreal bids adieu to its pro baseball team Hurdles exist, but relocation process now appears irreversible, by Richard Griffin.
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Bringing an appropriate end to his team&#39;s odd stay, Jeff Conine drove in the go-ahead run with a walk in the seventh inning yesterday and the Marlins beat the Montreal Expos, 8-6, for
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The Expos played their first-ever game against the Mets at Shea Stadium in 1969 and won the game, 11-10. Thirty-five years later, Montreal played it&#39;s last-ever game in
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Expos president Tony Tavares told reporters of the move after the Expos&#39; final home game. That news was later confirmed to Washington mayor Anthony Williams by MLB officials.
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Terrmel Sledge hit a tiebreaking RBI double in the eighth inning and the Montreal Expos opened the team's final series before the franchise moves to Washington with a 4-2 victory over the New York Mets on Friday night.
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Major League Baseball officials will announce today that the Montreal Expos are relocating to Washington, Mayor Paul D. Fraim said Tuesday night.
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Major League Baseball finally did what many expected: It announced Washington, DC, will be the new home of the Expos. The best choice?
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CBC SPORTS ONLINE - Major League Baseball owners tabled Thursday&#39;s vote to relocate the Montreal Expos to Washington. According to baseball commissioner Bud Selig, the owners will likely vote before the winter meetings on Dec. 6.
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Fans cried. Players, too. The Expos bid farewell to Montreal on a touching night at Olympic Stadium, losing 9-1 Wednesday to the Florida Marlins just hours after baseball announced that the 36-year-old team will be moved next season to Washington, D.C.
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WASHINGTON -- The Expos made their first big splash since the announcement they plan to move to Washington, agreeing Tuesday to a $6.2 million, two-year contract with third baseman Vinny Castilla and a $16.8 million, four-year deal with shortstop Cristian
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The move must be official. The tricolored Montreal Expos caps, so Gallic, so quaint, are collectors' items now.
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The lights go out on baseball at Montreal&#39;s decrepit Olympic Stadium on Wednesday night and even though the last rites for the Expos are long overdue, there&#39;s sadness.
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Mark Buehrle waved his cap as the crowd stood and cheered him, some chanting his name. Manager Ozzie Guillen gave him a hug and now everyone will wait to see if it was the stylish left-hander's final game for the Chicago White Sox.
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MONTREAL (CP) - A large crowd is expected at Olympic Stadium for what may be the last home game for the Montreal Expos on Wednesday night, but who knows if the mood will be that of a party or a funeral?
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MONTREAL (CP) - The long goodbye ended for Expos president Tony Tavares with news from a pair of reporters. It was the bottom of the ninth Tuesday night and Tavares had finally found a moment of respite in the club&#39;s executive box.
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Joe Palau had an advantage over most Montreal Expos fans who wanted to say goodbye at the team&#39;s last game. &quot;I&#39;m from the Bronx and I&#39;ve always been an Expos fan,&quot; said Palau, who sports a tattoo of the team&#39;s logo on his right shoulder.
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After two and a half years in limbo as a ward of Major League Baseball, the Montreal Expos appear to be heading to a new home in Washington.