50,000 fans turned out to watch the Red Sox play the Blue Jays in the Big O. Montreal's baseball weekend proved it's time to bring a team back to the city. READ MORE
Tag: Montreal Expos
Tampa Splitting Rays home games With Montreal?
The Tampa Bay Rays playing their home ballgames in both Tampa and Montreal sounds like a weird idea, but it’s gaining some traction in baseball circles. On Thursday, an article from a French language newspaper in Montreal, known as La Presse, came out with an article about an idea which would have the Tampa Bay […] READ MORE
Weak Canadian Dollar Could Hurt MTL Baseball
The weak Canadian Dollar is set to cause trouble for all Canadian sports, and could hurt the effort to return baseball to Montreal. READ MORE
Tim Raines Misses the Cut
While Mike Piazza and Ken Griffey Jr. undoubtedly deserve induction into the Hall of Fame, Tim Raines should be joining them in Cooperstown this summer. READ MORE
Tim Raines Hall of Fame Profile
Tim Raines had the talent to be a Hall of Fame candidate. His numbers and longevity are major considerations in his last two years of eligibility. READ MORE
Larry Walker Hall of Fame Profile
A recap of the career of Larry Walker, and advocating for his Hall of Fame case. READ MORE
The Case for Tim Raines in the Hall of Fame
With the 2016 Hall of Fame ballot newly released, ‘tis the season to debate players’ cases for enshrinement in the hallowed halls of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY. New players on the ballot this year include Ken Griffey, Jr. and Trevor Hoffman, but there are plenty of holdovers from previous years still […] READ MORE
MLB Considering International Expansion?
In the long history of Major League Baseball, there have only been two international franchises; the Toronto Blue Jays and the Montreal Expos. The Expos made history when they became the first international team in baseball history as part of MLB’s expansion of 1969 that included two American League teams, the Kansas City Royals and […] READ MORE
An Offseason of Changes Awaits the Boston Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox find themselves in a state of uncertainty as the 2015 regular season nears its conclusion. Facing their second losing season in the last two years, the team has gone through a a significant change in the composition of its front office. Long time team president Larry Lucchino, who helped bring the […] READ MORE
Jays to Return to Montreal for a Third Time
It was announced Friday, September 17, that Montreal would host two more spring training games featuring the Toronto Blue Jays. This time, their opponent for these games will be the division rival Boston Red Sox. The Blue Jays and Red Sox will play each other Friday, April 1, and Saturday, April 2. This will be […] READ MORE
