Warren Cromartie on the MLB Network with Chris Russo talking about “The Colourful Montreal Expos” and Montreal

William Shatner Narrates “The Colorful Montreal Expos” on “MLB Network Presents”

NBC Sports: “Stuart Sternberg says that if the Rays can’t get a new stadium, he’s selling the team”

Jon Paul Morosi, FOX Sports: “Could Rays end up in Montreal? Club’s future home up for debate”

MLB Tonight: “Could MLB return to Montreal?”

Video: “Could MLB Return to Montreal?”

Ferguson: “Could Baseball Work Again in Montreal?”

Scott Ferguson ponders whether Montreal could be a target city for Major League Baseball.

Caple: “Montreal deserves baseball”

In his August 30, 2012 column, ESPN’s Jim Caple makes the case for the return of Major League Baseball to Montreal after an eight-year absence.

Keith Olbermann sings Montreal’s praises

Keith Olbermann says Montreal should get another crack at Major League baseball.

“Montreal welcomes home ’81 Expos”

CBC Montreal looks at Montreal Baseball Project’s reunion of the 1981 Expos (video).

“Former Expo wants baseball back to Montreal”

Benjamin Shingler looks at Warren Cromartie’s bid to return baseball to Montreal in The Globe & Mail.

Conference Board of Canada: “Montreal Has The Market To Support Major League Baseball”

According to a 2011 Conference Board of Canada Report, “Montreal has the necessary market conditions in place today to be the home of a Major League Baseball franchise: it is both large enough and wealthy enough, and it has a sound corporate presence. In addition, the strong Canadian dollar would make a Major League Baseball team more competitive with U.S. franchises — in contrast to the weaker loonie that prevailed when the Montreal Expos departed for Washington in 2004.”

Conference Board of Canada: Montreal “could be home to a MLB franchise for a second time”

The Conference Board of Canada looks ahead at the Canadian sports landscape in 2035.

Caple: Expand MLB to Montreal and Brooklyn

ESPN’s Jim Caple proposes expanding Major League Baseball by two teams – one in Montreal and one in Brooklyn – to balance the leagues and resolve both scheduling and playoff issues.