Classic Montreal Expos Commercial It seems like the Montreal Expos haven't been around for 30 years instead of three, probably because management ran the team into the ground it's last 10 years of existence. This Expos commercial in French features Dennis Martinez, Delino DeShields, Larry Walker, Ivan Calderon, Marquis Grissom, Bret Barberie, and Gary Carter. An always reliable You Tube commenter translated the commercial: Narrator: The summer, the heat. Martinez: Hey Expos! Grissom: This ain't as easy(as it looks)!Washington Nationals VS San Francisco Giants MLB Tickets.

Stealing Signals: Three Times As Nice Indians 3, Blue Jays 0; Blue Jays 3, Indians 0 - Same score, different winner. In the first game, Fausto Carmona destroyed the Toronto line-up. In the second game.liff Lee and Shaun Marcum dueled, with Shannon Stewart and Aaron Hill winning it on a sac fly and two-run single in the 10th inning. Cabrera homered in the first game, making a hell of a day for him. Rangers 13, Mariners 2 (F/10) - Six home runs hit in this game, including the game winning walk-off by Ramon Vazquez in the bottom. Tickets.

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Game Recap: Odalis Does It On Both Ends: Nationals 10- Mets 4 Odalis Perez got his first win of the season, and gave the Shea Stadium crowd fits on both sides of the ball as the Nationals beat the Mets 10-4 at Shea. Perez went 6 1/3 innings, gave up 4 runs and struck out 5, but it was the pitcher?s bat that was most valuable in the win. Odalis was a perfect 3-3 on the night, and drove in two runs to help contribute on both ends to the victory. Nelson Figueroa did not have nearly as good of a night. Not only did Figueroa go hitless at the plate. MLB.

More NY: Ugly Betty's office, Muni Art Society awards May 12, 2008 09:18 PM Comments (0) . Home games: Mets vs. Nationals, then Subway Series NewYorkology contributor Scott Ross keeps you abreast of upcoming Mets and Yankees home games in New York City. Ross toils in anonymity for a giant online news aggregator. Here's your look at major league baseball in New York City this week: Coming into this week the Mets have to be happy with being only three games out of first. When one considers Jose Reyes' continuing struggles. Washington Nationals VS San Francisco Giants.

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Mets fall to Nationals, 10-4, at Shea Washington, Mets fall to Nationals, 10-4, at Shea by Colin Stephenson/The Star-Ledger Monday May 12, 2008, 10:31 PM NEW YORK - The Washington Nationals, last in the NL East, made the Mets look bad in the opener of a four-game series, slapping around starting pitcher Nelson Figueroa and reliever Jorge Sosa and cruising to a too-easy 10-4 victory tonight before a chilled-to-the-bone Shea Stadium crowd. The loss dropped the Mets to 2-2 on the homestand and 19-17 overall on the season. They fell.

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