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| 93: Tim Scott was traded by the Padres to the | Montreal Expos for Archi Cianfrocco. |
| Mike Garman was traded by the Dodgers to the | Montreal Expos for Larry Landreth and Gerry Hannahs. |
| 85-1990[start]), Chicago Cubs (1990[end]) and | Montreal Expos (1991). |
| Fuentes was selected by the | Montreal Expos with their second-round pick in the 198 |
| Mike Marshall was traded by the Astros to the | Montreal Expos for Don Bosch. |
| ns, Bell would get additional trials from the | Montreal Expos and Boston Red Sox. |
| was signed as a non-drafted free agent by the | Montreal Expos in 1979 and played seven seasons in Mon |
| He played for the | Montreal Expos in 1990. |
| The | Montreal Expos sent Orlando Cabrera to the Boston Red |
| addition to the Mets, he also played for the | Montreal Expos and the St. Louis Cardinals. |
| made his Major League Baseball debut with the | Montreal Expos on July 19, 2000. |
| te Mackanin were traded by the Rangers to the | Montreal Expos for Willie Davis. |
| Signed by the | Montreal Expos as an amateur free agent in 1985, Huson |
| areer: the Philadelphia Phillies (1983-1988), | Montreal Expos (1989-1990), Los Angeles Dodgers (1991- |
| In 2003, Mills served as the | Montreal Expos bench coach. |
| His last year was with the | Montreal Expos in 1990. |
| one season at the major league level for the | Montreal Expos and Pittsburgh Pirates in 2000. |
| : Mark Leiter was traded by the Giants to the | Montreal Expos for Kirk Rueter and Tim Scott. |
| He worked in the front office of the | Montreal Expos in 1998. |
| The 1969 | Montreal Expos season was a season in American basebal |
| Olympic Stadium, home of the former | Montreal Expos and the largest stadium in Canada. |
| Montreal Expos 1983-1985 | |
| 16, 1993: Kent Bottenfield was traded by the | Montreal Expos to the Colorado Rockies for Butch Henry |
| October 14, 1968, Bateman was drafted by the | Montreal Expos as the sixth overall pick in the 1968 M |
| Astros (1964-67) and | Montreal Expos (1969-71). |
| In 2003 he managed the | Montreal Expos rookie league team the GCL Expos which |
| m 1974 to 1975, they were affiliated with the | Montreal Expos and they played in the International Le |
| or League Baseball pitcher who played for the | Montreal Expos (1999) and Texas Rangers (2001). |
| batting average, and caught on with the | Montreal Expos for the rest of the season. |
| Orioles, Pittsburgh Pirates, Florida Marlins, | Montreal Expos and Milwaukee Brewers. |
| Montreal Expos 1982-1984 | |
| Warthen was drafted by the | Montreal Expos in the 2nd round of the 1971 Major Leag |
| He was drafted by the | Montreal Expos in the first round (fifth overall) of t |
| Herrmann was purchased by the | Montreal Expos in 1978 where he was a reserve catcher, |
| Alou was selected by the | Montreal Expos in the 1968 MLB expansion draft and the |
| ted eight games for the Expos during the 1995 | Montreal Expos season, winning one game, losing five, |
| Drafted by the | Montreal Expos in the 13th round of the 1987 MLB amate |
| Montreal Expos outfielder Tim Raines was named the Mos | |
| oung was drafted again on June 5, 1989 by the | Montreal Expos in the 6th round (148th overall pick) o |
| hicago Cubs (1967), Detroit Tigers (1969) and | Montreal Expos (1969). |
| tsville, he was drafted as a shortstop by the | Montreal Expos in 1971; Holloway was Montreal's first |
| Barron played for the | Montreal Expos in 1996, and the Philadelphia Phillies |
| : Mark Bailey was traded by the Astros to the | Montreal Expos for Casey Candaele. |
| The expansion draft for the | Montreal Expos and the San Diego Padres was held on Oc |
| pitched for the Seattle Mariners (1984-1989), | Montreal Expos (1989), California and Anaheim Angels ( |
| York Yankees (1969), Chicago Cubs (1969), and | Montreal Expos (1970). |
| Manager and team leaders cards for the | Montreal Expos and Toronto Blue Jays were issued, but |
| jor League debut on June 17, 2004 against the | Montreal Expos as the starting pitcher. |
| 1981 NLCS (3-2): Los Angeles Dodgers over | Montreal Expos |
| ber 26, 1989: Yamil Benitez was signed by the | Montreal Expos as an amateur free agent. |
| He played for the | Montreal Expos in 2002, going a respectable 4 and 1. |
| July 30, 2002: Cliff Floyd was traded by the | Montreal Expos to the Boston Red Sox for Sun-Woo Kim a |
| He was the starting pitcher of the | Montreal Expos at the organization's final game at Mon |
| s, Minnesota Twins, Philadelphia Phillies and | Montreal Expos from 1985 to 1992. |
| He pitched for the | Montreal Expos in 2000, and from 2002-2004, and the Wa |
| He managed the | Montreal Expos (1992-2001) and the San Francisco Giant |
| He also pitched for the | Montreal Expos in 1969 and 1970. |
| Willie Davis was traded by the Dodgers to the | Montreal Expos for Mike Marshall. |
| 3: Butch Benton was traded by the Cubs to the | Montreal Expos for Jerry Manuel. |
| 8: Jim Mason was traded by the Rangers to the | Montreal Expos for Mike Hart. |
| Scott Loucks was traded by the Astros to the | Montreal Expos for Brad Mills. |
| o Cubs, Cleveland Indians, Chicago White Sox, | Montreal Expos and San Diego Padres. |
| The | Montreal Expos played 22 home games there in both 2003 |
| The | Montreal Expos sent Donald Levinski (minors) (August 5 |
| also spent time in the Pittsburgh Pirates and | Montreal Expos systems. |
| The major league | Montreal Expos conducted their spring training at the |
| He was an infielder for the | Montreal Expos and Anaheim Angels. |
| He was drafted by the | Montreal Expos in the 1st round (33rd pick) of the 199 |
| named later were traded by the Giants to the | Montreal Expos for Al Oliver. |
| Fry played in four games for the | Montreal Expos in the 1978 season. |
| He spent 2000-01 with the | Montreal Expos and coached the Florida Marlins from 20 |
| He previously played for the | Montreal Expos and San Francisco Giants of Major Leagu |
| McGinn hit the first home run in | Montreal Expos history. |
| replacement on September 2, 1983 against the | Montreal Expos and made his first start the next day. |
| He was best known as a member of the | Montreal Expos (1992-1995, 2002-2003). |
| 970: Jim Qualls was traded by the Cubs to the | Montreal Expos for Garry Jestadt. |
| He was signed by the | Montreal Expos as an amateur free agent in 1989. |
| His career with the | Montreal Expos organization started in 1969, working i |
| displaced because of Hurricane Ivan, beat the | Montreal Expos 6-3 in Chicago in the relocated game. |
| imy Williams was drafted from the Reds by the | Montreal Expos as the 32nd pick in the 1968 MLB expans |
| He was selected by the | Montreal Expos in the second round (46th overall) of t |
| takes place during a hot summer in which the | Montreal Expos were playing well. |
| ayed for the Los Angeles Dodgers (1996-1998), | Montreal Expos (1998-2000, 2002), Cincinnati Reds (200 |
| He also played for the | Montreal Expos and the Kansas City Royals in his caree |
| For the Florida Marlins and former | Montreal Expos baseball announcer, see Dave Van Horne. |
| stant director of player development with the | Montreal Expos in 1995. |
| tri was traded by the New York Yankees to the | Montreal Expos for Tyrone Horne (minors). |
| He moved to the | Montreal Expos in the 1986 season. |
| 2: Al Oliver was traded by the Rangers to the | Montreal Expos for Larry Parrish and Dave Hostetler. |
| He played in the Major Leagues for the | Montreal Expos from 2003 to 2004. |
| ree seasons at the major league level for the | Montreal Expos and Boston Red Sox. |
| ox sent Tony Armas (December 18, 1997) to the | Montreal Expos to complete the trade. |
| on Red Sox in 2001 and would be traded to the | Montreal Expos the next season. |
| He pitched for the Los Angeles Dodgers and | Montreal Expos from 1976-1979. |
| a scouting coordinator, after working in the | Montreal Expos organization starting in 2000. |
| Most notably in the | Montreal Expos organization. |
| However, on August 1 he was traded to the | Montreal Expos with Kim Sun-Woo in exchange for Cliff |
| ida Marlins (1999), Boston Red Sox (2003) and | Montreal Expos (2003). |
| ing Spring training 1986, he was dealt to the | Montreal Expos for two minor leaguers. |
| Aucoin pitched in two games for the | Montreal Expos in the 1996 season. |
| Rueter, Major League Baseball pitcher for the | Montreal Expos (1993-96) and San Francisco Giants (199 |
| Wolf was selected by the | Montreal Expos in the 47th round (1390th overall) in t |
| He was drafted the next year by the | Montreal Expos in the sixth round, 165th overall. |
| Terry Jones - Former outfielder for the | Montreal Expos and Colorado Rockies |
| Beattie served as the | Montreal Expos' general manager from 1995-2001. |
| Liefer has played for the White Sox, | Montreal Expos, Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Milwaukee Brewer |
| He was a draft pick of the | Montreal Expos, but has also played for the Tampa Bay |
| It was originally planned that | Montreal's new baseball team, the Montreal Expos, woul |
| a coach for the Phillies, Minnesota Twins and | Montreal Expos, and scouted for the Phils and Expos. |
| Pete Dalena, Professional Baseball Player ( | Montreal Expos, Cleveland Indians, New York Yankees), |
| inor league baseball team affiliated with the | Montreal Expos, in 1988 and later housed the Rockford |
| were a minor league baseball franchise of the | Montreal Expos, located in Jamestown, New York. |
| ed with the Baltimore Orioles, New York Mets, | Montreal Expos, Seattle Mariners, Toronto Blue Jays, T |
| Stoneman pitched for the Chicago Cubs, | Montreal Expos, and the Angels from 1967-74. |
| In a 9-year career, he also played for the | Montreal Expos, Philadelphia Phillies, and Minnesota T |
| was the second manager in the history of the | Montreal Expos, but did not last even a full season in |
| In 2004, his first and last season with the | Montreal Expos, because of their relocation to Washing |
| A pitcher, Cornelius played for the | Montreal Expos, New York Mets, and Florida Marlins. |
| in the majors, between 1993 and 1998, for the | Montreal Expos, Texas Rangers, and Chicago White Sox. |
| He played for the | Montreal Expos, Philadelphia Phillies, Seattle Mariner |
| t out of high school in the 48th Round by the | Montreal Expos. |
| drafted 47th overall in the MLB draft by the | Montreal Expos. |
| hitehurst was signed as a Free Agent with the | Montreal Expos. |
| rom 1968-1973 for the Los Angeles Dodgers and | Montreal Expos. |
| Tigers, New York Mets, Cleveland Indians, and | Montreal Expos. |
| ondbacks, Florida Marlins, Texas Rangers, and | Montreal Expos. |
| day, the Mets swept a double header from the | Montreal Expos. |
| ears with the Padres, he was purchased by the | Montreal Expos. |
| uzman played for the San Francisco Giants and | Montreal Expos. |
| They were affiliated with the | Montreal Expos. |
| on August 4, 1975 at Shea Stadium against the | Montreal Expos. |
| eague affiliates of the Texas Rangers and the | Montreal Expos. |
| 1976, Dierker pitched a no hitter against the | Montreal Expos. |
| ed off waivers by the Boston Red Sox from the | Montreal Expos. |
| He played for the | Montreal Expos. |
| 22, 2000: Charlie O'Brien was released by the | Montreal Expos. |
| for the Twins, Orioles, and, after 1984, the | Montreal Expos. |
| c Bullock was signed as a Free Agent with the | Montreal Expos. |
| f the 1992 Major League Baseball Draft by the | Montreal Expos. |
| e debut on July 31, pitching well against the | Montreal Expos. |
| Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates and | Montreal Expos. |
| David Cone pitched a perfect game against the | Montreal Expos. |
| s selected off waivers from the Giants by the | Montreal Expos. |
| Yankees, Houston Astros, Colorado Rockies and | Montreal Expos. |
| 91 he was drafted in the Amateur Draft by the | Montreal Expos. |
| n 1979 when they switched affiliations to the | Montreal Expos. |
| n inside the park grand slam at Jarry Park in | Montreal,against the Montreal Expos. |
| two seasons at the major league level for the | Montreal Expos. |
| major league debut on April 6, 1987, with the | Montreal Expos. |
| who joined the National League along with the | Montreal Expos. |
| n San Juan, Puerto Rico against the displaced | Montreal Expos. |
| June 30, 1994 when the Giants played the then | Montreal Expos. |
| r Larry Dierker threw a no-hitter against the | Montreal Expos. |
| the Kansas City Royals, San Diego Padres, and | Montreal Expos. |
| 32 years of his broadcasting career with the | Montreal Expos. |
| seball catcher, and an original member of the | Montreal Expos. |
| Kirk Reuter, | Montreal Expos/San Francisco Giants pitcher |
| the Texas Rangers from 1998 to 2002, and the | Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals from 2003 to 2006. |
| e its debut on November 24, 2001, against the | Montreal Express, a fellow expansion team. |
| ed to pipe and chewing tobacco at their small | Montreal facility. |
| Autoroute 15 in | Montreal, facing southwards at the Autoroute 20 juncti |
| series is about the Delisles, a middle class | Montreal family. |
| Their first upcycled design appeared at | Montreal Fashion Week. |
| This article is about the popular | Montreal fast-food dish. |
| he historic Place d'Armes include the Bank of | Montreal, Feeling Software, and National Bank of Canad |
| Montreal fell to fourth place the following season, an | |
| The work was first performed in Canada at the | Montreal Festivals in 1953 under conductor Wilfrid Pel |
| Madame Athanase David as the President of the | Montreal Festivals, a post he held through 1956. |
| The coat of arms of | Montreal figured prominently in the centre of the gold |
| ), Ken Perkins (Winnipeg animator), Sebatian ( | Montreal film producer). |
| Special Mention - | Montreal Film Festival |
| The | Montreal Film Journal calls it "one of the best crafte |
| It was first shown at the 2000 | Montreal Film Festival. |
| Kevin N. Laforest of the | Montreal Film Journal gave it 3.5 stars out of 4 and w |
| ger, and scheduling conflicts between the New | Montreal FilmFest and the FNC led to Langlois' early d |
| The New | Montreal FilmFest, produced by Spectra Entertainment ( |
| e “resounding and humiliating failure” of the | Montreal FilmFest. |
| Montreal finished 8 points ahead of the Hawks, and had | |
| also competed at the 1976 Summer Olympics in | Montreal, finishing fourth in the K-2 1000 m event. |
| he managed to obtain a secretarial job with a | Montreal firm. |
| During his time with | Montreal, Floyd won four Stanley Cups 1953, 1956, 1957 |
| July 5 - Run on the Savings Bank, | Montreal, followed by re-deposit. |
| Montreal followed that up with a solid 3-2 win in game | |
| ald won four straight Stanley Cups three with | Montreal, followed by another with Chicago. |
| British North America in 1838 as commander of | Montreal following the Lower Canada Rebellion. |
| Consequently, the | Montreal Foot Ball Club would win the very first Canad |
| The | Montreal Football Club was a Canadian football team ba |
| tion, a group of hockey enthusiasts from the ' | Montreal Football Club' would play as the 'Montreal Ho |
| cale, the proportion of people who commute to | Montreal for work declines. |
| enneth Maguire was the 8th Anglican Bishop of | Montreal for twelve years. |
| CJOH was available on cable in | Montreal for most of the 1980s and 1990s, as the Cornw |
| After that season he returned to | Montreal for the final six seasons of his career. |
| On February 18, 2006, he was traded again to | Montreal for Reggie Durden and Rob Brown. |
| Petit was a Crown prosecutor in | Montreal for eight years. |
| Traded to Toronto by | Montreal for Harry Cameron, January 14, 1920. |
| November 18, 1984 - Acquired Steve Shutt from | Montreal for a 10th-round choice in the 1985 NHL Entry |
| n 1921, he was elected to the City Council of | Montreal for the district of Saint-Paul. |
| He left | Montreal for Hamilton in 1853 and died there in 1863. |
| Dug first well in Ville-Marie | Montreal for Paul Chomedey de Maisonneuve. |
| t Bonsecours Market and the Freemason's Hall, | Montreal for single session. |
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