Les Expos Nos Amours - The Jarry Park Years (1969-1977)

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• VL

  @VladislavBabbitt · 11 months ago

  Whenever you were young is the "best years".

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• CH

  @charles6180 · 2 years ago

  I was a young lad when Expos played their home opener and was so fortunate my Dad took me out of school to attend the game. I am now an old boy living in Europe and still think back to 1994 when Expos had a chance to win the WS. Nos Amours will live on forever in my memory and probably all of you whom have watch this documentary.

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• RO

  @ronvorpe4048 · 6 years ago (edited)

  What a rich and colorful history, I hope Montreal sees the return of the Expos.

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• MA

  @Maxwell1901 · 2 years ago

  Donald Sutherland died today, June 20, 2024.  I can't be the only one who heard the news and said "I have to watch that Expos documentary just one more time!"

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• DE

  @derekjohnson77 · 3 years ago

  As a Mariner fan living in Seattle who saw the Expos in Montreal a few times from 1994-1997, I really enjoyed this

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• LU

  @luv2sail66 · 4 years ago

  I’m grateful that because of the Montreal Expos, we have our Washington Nationals.  I’m sad that Montreal had to lose their team for DC to get one.  I hope MLB finds a home again in Montreal in the future.

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• MA

  @Maxwell1901 · 6 years ago

  This documentary is superb from top to bottom - the imagery of the games and the players, the lines scripted for Donald Sutherland..."legends are made by doing the right thing in the right place at the right time."  If you look carefully you can find gems like Steve Rogers enticing Rick Monday to ground out to the pitcher's mound in 1973 or Gene Mauch playing golf with Jim Fanning.  They will forever be "les Expos, nos amours."

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• BU

  @bufnyfan1 · 8 years ago

  Rusty Staub RIP

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• AR

  @armorybrunotjr.3204 · 6 years ago (edited)

  The Montreal Expos first home would have been the 25,000 seat Autostade, but because the city wanted a roof over the facility and there wasn't enough time to convert it into a baseball park.

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• RE

  @reggieterry6720 · 4 years ago

  The 1994 baseball strike killed baseball in Montreal. That team had world series caliber players. The team appeared to disband of the team in 1995. Nit getting a new stadium also hurt. I think the next time MLB expand, Montreal and Charlotte should get teams

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• CL

  @ClaraDobluis · 3 years ago

  KID Carter RIP love your passion for baseball

• LE

  @Lewis9700 · 1 year ago

  RIP Donald Sutherland

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