The Expos wrapped up the NL East with a 20-15 finish to the regular season, capping a 107 win season. The 107 wins are the most by any team in Worst to First history, topping the 105 win Carolina Breakers. Our winning percentage is second only to the 103-51 St. Louis Cardinals in 1916. Both of those teams won a World Series. We'll find out soon if the Expos can win our second and I'll go out on top.
Hopefully I'll leave the Expos in as good of shape as the Knights, who haven't won another championship, but have been impressive:
Howard McDonald was named Batter of the Month in September after hitting .373 with a .454 on-base percentage, 8 home runs, 20 RBI, and 17 runs scored.
Joe Kaiser of the Cincinnati Reds swatted career home run number 500 this month, while Carlton Hatfield of the Marlins picked up career hit number 2000. Other milestones include the 300th home run by Orlando Amador of the Twins and 300th home run by teammate Donald Matthews.
Pancho Jimenez of the Braves pitched a no-hitter this month, while Dave Abrams of the Giants slammed three home runs in a game against Vancouver.
