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

Who Killed The Montreal Expos, a Netflix documentary, takes an in-depth look at why the MLB franchise ended up moving to Washington.

It's been two decades since the Montreal Expos departed Canada to become the Washington Nationals, and now the former MLB franchise will be under the spotlight. Per Variety's Amber Dowling, Netflix ...

The Montreal Expos haven't existed for nearly 20 years, but a Twitter account dedicated to them made some waves on social media on Tuesday night during the Major League Baseball All-Star Game. The ...

Before the Toronto Blue Jays became a potent force, there was the Montreal Expos, who ruled baseball in Canada. Now their story netflix.com/tudum/articles/who-killed ...

Montreal Expos in spotlight thanks to Blue Jays, Vladimir Guerrero and a new documentary originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The ...

The new Netflix documentary "Who Killed the Montreal Expos?" is a fascinating look at the now-relocated Major League Baseball franchise that called Montreal home from 1969 to 2004, particularly for ...

Though I enjoyed watching Jean-François Poisson’s deep dive into the triumphant life and drawn-out death by a thousand cuts ...

As the 20th anniversary of the Montreal Expos' exit from Major League Baseball nears this fall, Netflix has ordered a new documentary exploring the doomed franchise and the circumstances surrounding ...

The Montreal Expos closed up shop and moved to Washington D.C. in 2004, and the story of their fall is coming to Netflix. On Wednesday, Netflix announced a new documentary centered around the ...

A new Netflix documentary aims to get to the bottom of why the Montreal Expos struck out. The streamer has released the trailer for Who Killed the Montreal Expos? ahead of the film debuting on the ...

Born in Chicago, Joe played varsity football and baseball in Bowling Green, Ohio for BGHS and later played lacrosse at BGSU. A year abroad in Spain changed everything. As destiny would have it he ...