It's going to be a long summer for us Canadians..

sickgambler · Apr 18, 2004

I can't believe what is happening this year in baseball. Out of 30 teams, the 2 teams with the worst record in all of baseball are the lone 2 Canadian teams, my Spos being the worst. That's right boys, the 2 worse teams in order are my spos and then followed by tht Toronto Blue Jays. Do you have any idea what the odds of this happening was? That's right, 1 in 870.. and what do you know, that's what happens.

It's going to be a long summer here in Canada. The attendances in both cities are going to be drastic this summer. You can expect to see some attendances of 2,500 fans in Montreal for some games this year. Plus, 2 more Canadian teams will drop out of the hockey playoffs by monday night and possibly a 3rd team in Montreal. 2004 won't be a good year for us Canadian teams in sports.

No Stanley Cups in so long here. No World Series for awhile.. I feel a depression is about to hit me. Maybe it's time to go see my doctor and recommend him give me some medication to ease the depression.

I think it might have to do with us booing the American anthem. I think GOD might be paying us back, and deservedly so..

wilheim · Apr 18, 2004

The Spos are pathetic, but the Blue Jays have potential, just give em a chance. They should start to hit soon, and Roy Halladay will start on Tuesday. Have a little faith.

wil.

blueedwards · Apr 18, 2004

sick, just goes to show what happens when canadians try and play the great american past-time. stick to hockey and socialism...america junior!

Fishhead · Apr 18, 2004

SG- The Canadiens could knock out the Bruins tommorrow night in what would be an improbable series comeback.

Dante · Apr 18, 2004

the Expos's should have done ALL they could to have kept Gurerro.. he was there ticket

Puckhandler · Apr 18, 2004

Don't worry Sic, the Senators will be playing until mid June

Journeyman · Apr 18, 2004

The team has no chance, is been a miracle they had remained competetive this long..

WildBill · Apr 18, 2004

I told you Journey why they are still there. The MLB owners are being greedy and trying to make a big return on their investment. By forcing a minimal payroll and giving San Juan a chance to see games they accomplish a lot of objectives while continuing to set themselves up for a big fat payment. The insistence on a publicly funded stadium just makes that objective obvious. If they get some showplace stadium in DC without having to put up money, the franchise might fetch $400 million or more in that lucrative market. If the team wasn't league owned it would have been gone two years ago.

Journeyman · Apr 18, 2004

Bill, I must have missed that...

If the Expos end up 30 minutes down 95, the Orioles will go back to drawing 20K a night.

Baseball does not do a good job of explaining this, its like a big coverup...This whole Montreal thing has stunk for over 10 years now!