Founded in 1969 the Montreal Expos were a source of pride for its city, but with mismanaged leadership and bad luck, never saw the mountain top. Due to financial woes, the Expos were relocated to Washington D. C., and renamed the Nationals. Although the Montreal Expos are no longer an active MLB franchise, the city and its fans continue to have a strong connection to their baseball past.  

Montreal Expos

This podcast explores the lives of baseball players who died tragically young.

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Darryl Kile was a talented and respected Major League Baseball pitcher known for his fierce competitiveness on the mound. He had a successful career playing for the Houston Astros, Colorado Rockies, and St. Louis Cardinals before his untimely death in 2002 at the age of 33. Kile's legacy lives on through his contributions to the sport and the impact he had on those who knew him.  

Darryl Kile

When a wealthy young man is given just 12 months to live, he decides to spend it supporting his favorite team.   Written by: Tim Scott Hosted by: Thadd Scott Produced by: Thadd Scott Executive Producer: Nina Innsted    

The Fanatic

The brief history of the Seattle Pilots - the only major league team to go bankrupt.     Written by: Tim Scott Hosted by: Thadd Scott Executive Producer: Nina Innsted Audio Producer: Thadd Scott  

One Brief Shinning Moment- The Story of the Seattle Pilots

Slim Jones displayed exceptional skills on the field with precise pitches and powerful hits, earning admiration and recognition from his peers. He transceded the negro league. Slim's one downfall was booze, and booze doesn't care how well you throw a ball.  Dead Ball was created by Tim Scott Executive Producer Nina Innsted  Slim Jones: Written and Produced by Thadd Scott    

Slim Jones

Baseball is a game of 'next man up" -- but what happens when a player has to follow Superman?

Montreal Expos

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