00:00As good as we are in hockey, Montreal is a baseball city.
00:05Our fans were always there cheering.
00:08Baseball was everyday life.
00:11The Expos of 94 were the best team in baseball.
00:13It was completely wild in Montreal.
00:15Goodnight!
00:18The biggest party you've ever been to?
00:20Like that.
00:25We never would have thought we could potentially lose our team here.
00:30Why? Why is that team gone?
00:33I heard things, but I don't know what's real and what's not real.
00:37So, who killed the Montreal Expos?
00:42The Expos' death is kind of like a big game of Clue.
00:46Lots of motives, lots of suspects, we have a long list.
00:52Is it the owner, Claude Brochu?
00:54They blame me.
00:55It's your fault.
00:56Absolutely not.
00:57The team's president, Jeffrey Loria.
00:59He didn't know anything about baseball.
01:01It will no longer be business as usual.
01:04A strike hits Major League Baseball.
01:06The 1994 strike.
01:07That the strike was what pushed the Expos toward the exit.
01:12The Expos were actually losing money.
01:15And nobody in Montreal was willing to put up those millions.
01:18It started to fall apart.
01:20Major League Baseball has approved the candidacy of Jeffrey Loria.
01:24The relationship with the Canadian Limited partners.
01:26He's arrogant.
01:27I didn't trust him.
01:28He lied to me, he lied to my partners.
01:30Was a disaster.
01:34Betrayal? It's that simple.
01:36It was like we were witnessing a full-on sabotage.
01:38They aren't lying to you.
01:41I don't know who to believe.
01:44Who was it that tricked the Quebecois?
01:47Everybody wants to blame someone for the team going south.
01:52Somebody in there is responsible.
01:54You were a liar.
02:00You're my only one.
02:04I killed myself.
02:06You have to buy a plan.
02:07You're not going anywhere.
02:09You're not going anywhere.
02:11A love of a demon.
02:13You're not going anywhere.
02:15You do not need anything.
02:17You're not going anywhere.
02:19You're not going anywhere.
02:20You're not going anywhere.
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