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"Oh sure, it’s had a batting leader four times (Al Oliver - 1982; Tim Raines - 1986; ?; ?), a stolen bases leader numerous times (Ron LeFlore - 1980; Tim Raines - 1981-1984; Marquis Grissom - 1991-1992), a couple of Hall of Famers (Gary Carter, Tony Perez), several All-Stars (most recently Livan Hernandez), including an MVP-winner (Hmmm... Carter (twice) and Raines were All-Star MVPs - and Dawson won it while with Chicago), a journeyman pitcher throwing two no-hitters before the team was barely 5 months old (Bill Stoneman), a reclamation project pitching a perfect game at Dodger Stadium (Dennis Martinez) only two days after a work-in-progress pitcher hurled 9 perfect innings (Mark Gardner), only to lose it in the 10th, the finest ever Canadian-born 5-tool slugger (Larry Walker) and a weak-hitting, mediocre infielder that set the all-time mark for getting plunked by enemy hurlers (Rob Hunt - 50 times in 1971, all be right-handed pitchers; Mark Gardner, he of 9 perfect innings fame once hit 3 batters in an inning in 1992). "

Just thought I'd try to fill in the blanks - for those of us who haven't followed them as long.

Someone asked me the other day if I would root for the Expos after the moved. I wasn't sure either. Despite having been to Montreal just once, and going to San Juan, I feel less and less inclined to see them out of Montreal - while realizing that it will help their situation.

Later.