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Wearing a @Brewers satin starter jacket 1990's and running into Gary Carter at the airport, he loved the jacket and we posed for this pic. Congrats to the Milwaukee Brewers on winning their first ever World Series last night. @CardPurchaser @RetroCardSnaps @darrenrovell #Brewers
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Depuis plus de dix ans, #ExposFest fait vivre l’héritage des #Expos de Montréal. Chaque année, notre gala rassemble plus de 1 000 fans de nos Amours! Mais ce dont on est le plus fiers, c’est d’avoir amassé 3 millions de dollars pour l’Hôpital de Montréal pour enfants, dont 2 millions pour le #PavillonKatDemes, qui héberge les familles dont l’enfant reçoit des soins de longue durée.
C’est ça qui compte le plus pour nous!
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For more than ten years, @ExposFest has honoured the legacy of the Montreal #Expos. Gathering over 1000 fans of Nos Amours to our annual gala. But what we’re most proud of is raising 3 million dollars for the Montreal Children’s Hospital, including $2 million for the #PavillonKatDemes, which provides a place for families to stay while their children receive long-term care.
That’s what matters most to us❤️
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I will not use AI
I will not use AI
I will not use AI
@Montreal_Expos
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10/28/1986 Jesse Orosco is featured on the Daily News to commemorate the Mets’ World Series title.
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10/28/1986 Over two million people attend the ticker-tape parade along the Canyon of Heroes to celebrate the Mets’ World Series championship.
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Celebrating the 40th anniversary today of my only title as a fan. I never thought as a third grader in Miss Goldblatt’s class that the wait for another one would be this long!
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Forty years ago today, the @Mets secured their second championship in franchise history.
The final out ball of the 1986 World Series, on loan to the Museum from Travis Kadish, is one of many new artifacts on display in our Autumn Glory exhibit. ow.ly/QKPc5101jEH

ALT 1986 World Series New York Mets defeat Boston Red Sox, 4-3 In the top of the ninth of Game 7, New York closer Jesse Orosco induced the first two outs of the inning with a pop fly and a ground out. The hurler then threw this ball to strike out Red Sox batter Marty Barrett and win the second world championship for the Mets franchise. Loaned by Travis Kadish


























