Wshington Post columnist comments on the Expos

From today's National Post:

"We don't know anything about the Montreal Expos, other than they were
a vagabond team that played in Canada and Puerto Rico, and would have
played on barges in the Mississippi River if anybody would have come
to see them. Bud Selig tried 5,000 different ways to make the Expos
popular in Canada. He did everything but make Shania Twain the second
baseman. Nothing Worked" -

Washington Post columnist, Tony Kornheiser, on the recent history of
Washington's new baseball team.

Roberta

Kornheiser is one of those columnists that writes tongue in cheek. He also
at times can be very annoying.

"Robertazimmerman" <bobdylan DeleteThis @iname.com> wrote in message
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> From today's National Post:
>
> "We don't know anything about the Montreal Expos, other than they were
> a vagabond team that played in Canada and Puerto Rico, and would have
> played on barges in the Mississippi River if anybody would have come
> to see them. Bud Selig tried 5,000 different ways to make the Expos
> popular in Canada. He did everything but make Shania Twain the second
> baseman. Nothing Worked" -
>
> Washington Post columnist, Tony Kornheiser, on the recent history of
> Washington's new baseball team.
>
> Roberta
>
>