A guy at my office, who’s 28 and from New Hampshire, was just giddy about the WS victory. You know, “Waited so long… Curse… 1918… blah, blah, blah.” I made a couple remarks about the 1986 series and he responds, “I wasn’t really into baseball then, I was only a kid.”
Excuse me? It’s a bit tough to take when so many of the fans have “suffered” through 10 years. Wow. That must be miserable.
I’ve been an Expos fan since the 70’s. Don’t I have a bigger gripe?
Expos, schmexpos … I’ve been a Cards fan since the day I popped out in the 60s and found out my dad was a Cubs fan.
If I hear one more caller from Beantown call in to StL sports radio to say how nice and considerate the StL fans are to those who come to this city and rape and pillage our baseball team, I’m going postal!!!
An Expos fan … Awesome. You should be happy as heck. There’s an Expo player on every team that plays in the world series
John Wettland, Randy Johnson, Marquis Grissom, Moises Alou, Javier Vasquez, Cliff Floyd, Larry Walker, Pedro martinez, Kirk Reuter, Vladamir Guerrero, etc.
Every world series you watch is like a “Former Expos’ Prospect” game. The strike absolutely killed the expos.
I didn’t think the Expos had any fans judging by their attendance. Just kidding!
Haven’t the Expos had the best talent scouting and development program for like forever? Haven’t most of the top players moved through their organization? I never understood what the problem was with that team.
I am, and always will be, a Red Sox fan. Not shutting my pie hole under any circumstances. Deal.
My father died at the age of 77. He never saw the Red Sox win.