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The Expos made their only postseason appearance in Montreal franchise history during the split season of 1981. In the 1981 playoffs, the Expos defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 in the divisional series, but lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 in the National League Championship Series, on a game postponed from Sunday to Monday afternoon due to rain. The difference in the game was a ninth inning home run by Los Angeles Dodgers Rick Monday. The game has since been referred to as Blue Monday.
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Derek Lee went 3-for-3 and Ramon Castro homered as Florida took advantage of six Montreal errors to beat the Expos 10-2. "They kind of fell apart defensively tonight," Lee said. "We just didn't play baseball tonight in any phase of the game," Expos manager Frank Robinson said.
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NEW YORK - Here are the Montreal Expos ranked in terms of the Forbes Total Production Number (FTPN). The FTPN is a proprietary formula that accounts for both the ability to get on base and the ability to hit for power.
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Without a viable owner willing to operate the team in Montreal, the Expos were on a path to be disbanded or moved. However, the Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission was granted an injunction that required the Twins to play in the Metrodome in 2002.[28] As it was impossible to eliminate the Expos franchise alone (which would have left an odd number of teams in MLB) without significantly changing the number of games in a season, the Expos got a temporary reprieve.
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