The Montreal Expos once carried a city’s hopes, but their journey led to a rebirth as the Washington Nationals—an unexpected ...

The Montreal Expos were a former MLB team located in Canada. The franchise eventually disappeared. What happened to them?

The Expos arrived in 1969 at a time of unbounded optimism and self-esteem for Montreal. They were named, of course, after ...

<br>Gary Carter, then with the Montreal Expos, gets ready to bat during a game against the Chicago Cubs in 1978. Though he became most famous as a Mets catcher, Carter first made his mark in Montreal, ...

Gary Carter's death at 57 from a brain tumor hits home for Nationals manager Davey Johnson, who skippered the New York Mets from 1984-90 and had Carter as his catcher from 1985-89. Carter backstopped ...

A new documentary billed as a true love letter to Montreal is being released on Netflix Tuesday. “Who Killed the Montreal ...

For a team that overcame a terrible start to the year and fought through a trying postseason, it was fitting that the Washington Nationals’ first World Series title required all seven games. By Tyler ...

Women's Sports is a joint partnership between The Athletic and Yahoo Sports. Gary Carter: It's quite the transition, I can tell you that. Last year, when I took over the position, I found it rewarding ...

A new documentary delves into one of the most painful cold cases in Canadian sports, asking a question that still resonates in Montreal two decades later: Who ...

One of the pivotal moments in the history of the Montreal Expos was the 1994 Major League Baseball strike. The Expos were having a stellar season, holding the best record in baseball when the season ...