As Major League Baseball looks toward the future, commissioner Rob Manfred has been open about his desire to eventually expand to 32 teams. While MLB needs to sort out the stadium situations with ...

It’s been over a decade since the city of Montreal lost its baseball team, the Montreal Expos. The team morphed into the Washington Nationals, and no team has called Montreal home since 2004.

But while the physical landscape of Montreal may not change, the same can't be said of baseball's landscape, which won't be nearly as interesting without a team in this city that feels like Europe ...

The city of Montreal hasn't had a professional baseball team since the Montreal Expos left town in 2004 and became the Washington Nationals. However, two Montreal-based lobbyists recently ...

Montreal hasn't had a Major League Baseball team since the Expos moved to D.C. and became the Nationals after the 2004 season. Seven years later, it appears as if some people in the city miss the ...

He envisions the team opening the season in Tampa, playing before 30,000 fans in an "intimate" stadium before switching to Montreal mid-season for a second opening day. It all sounds great.

According to Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe, the Montreal Baseball Project, a group headed by former Expos star Warren Cromartie and Michael Leblanc, head of the Montreal Board of Trade, have ...

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There hasn’t been a major league baseball team in Montreal since 2004 when the Expos left for Washington. The city is host to two spring training games each year at 43-year-old Olympic Stadium, ...

The baseball team that gave the world Jarry Park, Le Grand Orange, bi-lingual lineups, and a furry red mascot named Youppi! survives only in memory, though that memory is still pretty strong in a ...

The current collective bargaining agreement expires in December 2021. That means there’s a lot of time for that rancor to grow, but there’s also a little bit of time to save baseball from itself.