Who Killed the Montreal Expos? Review
The documentary "Who Killed the Montreal Expos?" by Jean-François Poisson explores the loss of the beloved baseball team and the US-Canada divides that led to its relocation.
When the Montreal Expos moved to Washington D.C. in 2005, it created a void in Canadian sports that has yet to be filled. Despite this, Expos hats remain popular among baseball fans in Canada, and the possibility of Major League Baseball expansion raises questions about Montreal's potential involvement.
He wants to know why they left in the first place, and who is to blame.
The film takes an investigative approach, similar to "The Grizzlie Truth" by Kat Jayme, to examine the circumstances surrounding the team's departure. Author's summary: Exploring the demise of the Montreal Expos.
- The Montreal Expos relocated to Washington D.C. in 2005.
- The team's departure left a void in Canadian sports.
- The documentary investigates the reasons behind the team's relocation.
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