Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[Amazin69]

Originally Posted by Braves70

Thank You to Merkle for showing us the real John Lamb after all these years of Jim McKee posing as Lamb! The real John Lamb has now stood up.

Thank you to Expos 1969-2004 for the continued fabulous Expos photos. I think the Montreal Expos took more beautiful photos through the years and made them available to fans through magazines, post cards, etc. than any other team of the era. Kudos to their promotional department and fan relations staff for all the excellent work.

Rich Griffin was the King of All Promo Men. When ever the 'Spos came to Big Shea (where they were born and, eventually, died), he always made sure the Mets broadcast booth was supplied with tons of information about the visitors from Le Nord. Not surprised they did a great job with promo pics as well.

I wonder where Griffin is now. (Sure, I could look it up, but I'm lazy.)

[Braves70]

Originally Posted by Amazin69

Rich Griffin was the King of All Promo Men. When ever the 'Spos came to Big Shea (where they were born and, eventually, died), he always made sure the Mets broadcast booth was supplied with tons of information about the visitors from Le Nord. Not surprised they did a great job with promo pics as well.

I wonder where Griffin is now. (Sure, I could look it up, but I'm lazy.)

Is this the same guy?

Richard Griffin began his career in major-league baseball with the Montreal Expos in 1973, and has been the Toronto Star's baseball columnist since 1995. Richard answers your questions on the Toronto Blue Jays or anything baseball related.

Richard Griffin | Toronto Star

Thanks for the story!

[Expos 1969-2004]

Originally Posted by Braves70

Thank You to Merkle for showing us the real John Lamb after all these years of Jim McKee posing as Lamb! The real John Lamb has now stood up.

Thank you to Expos 1969-2004 for the continued fabulous Expos photos. I think the Montreal Expos took more beautiful photos through the years and made them available to fans through magazines, post cards, etc. than any other team of the era. Kudos to their promotional department and fan relations staff for all the excellent work.

Thanks Braves70

I have been collecting Expos pictures for more than 10 years. I'm trying to find at least one image of every player who dressed 1 game or more for this team. Of the 620 players on the all-time roster, 29 are still on my want list. I'm doing this for historical and personal purposes only.

As I am scanning some pictures for my collection, I'm happy to share them with Gambo and T Wil1 Photopack members.

Hope it's not too much stuff on the site for a "dead" team.

Thanks again

[Braves70]

Originally Posted by Expos 1969-2004

Thanks Braves70

I have been collecting Expos pictures for more than 10 years. I'm trying to find at least one image of every player who dressed 1 game or more for this team. Of the 620 players on the all-time roster, 29 are still on my want list. I'm doing this for historical and personal purposes only.

As I am scanning some pictures for my collection, I'm happy to share them with Gambo and T Wil1 Photopack members.

Hope it's not too much stuff on the site for a "dead" team.

Thanks again

Thank you. The Expos stuff is much appreciated. Give us some names of who you are looking for and we will see if we have any of them. There is one seller on Ebay from Quebec who often has very unique Expos photos, etc.

I got to go to one game in Parc Jarry around 1974. Chuck Taylor was a pitcher for the Expos and the brother of a family friend here in Nashville. I got to go down on the field for a photo. It was very nice. Thank you for your work and for sharing.

Here are a few Expos:

Wayne Granger (1976) / Chuck Taylor (unknown year) / Willie Davis (1974) / Dave Engle (1987) / Will McEnaney (1977)

[rrb77]

1961 NY Yankees

[trauty]

Going through the pics I took the past couple of weeks. Here are a few of the thousands. If there are any current Royals, Rays, or Rangers you need LMK and I'll see if I took any pics of them.

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Price is doing his best Karate Kid impression. Also Mitch Moreland at home and away (with Rusty Kuntz and George Hendrick in the background). Plus Jose Molina in the pic with Pierzynski.

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[cinemaodyssey]

Does anybody have a larger photo of Janeski in his White Sox uniform than the one in the Photopack? I've been having difficulty tracking one down. Thanks!

[cinemaodyssey]

According to the auction site, this is from 1919.

[cinemaodyssey]

According to the auction site, this is Moose Baxter circa 1907 in his St. Louis Cardinals uniform.

[Expos 1969-2004]

2 pictures of Chuck who played 3 years for the Expos in 1974, 1975 and 1976.

[Braves70]

Originally Posted by cinemaodyssey

According to the auction site, this is from 1919.

Originally Posted by cinemaodyssey

Does anybody have a larger photo of Janeski in his White Sox uniform than the one in the Photopack? I've been having difficulty tracking one down. Thanks!

Here are the three Janeski options that I have. Hope they help.

[Expos 1969-2004]

Originally Posted by Braves70

Thank you. The Expos stuff is much appreciated. Give us some names of who you are looking for and we will see if we have any of them. There is one seller on Ebay from Quebec who often has very unique Expos photos, etc.

Here is the list of the 29 players I'm looking for a picture in the Expos uniform:
Aldred Scott (1993)
Almonte Hector (2003)
Barrett Tim (1998)
Barron Tony (1996)
Beltran Rigo (2004)
Costello John (1990)
Darensbourg Vic (2003) (Need better)
DeLeon Jose (1995)
Fischer Jeff (1987)
Glynn Ed (1985)
Holbert Ray (1998)
Johnson Ron (1984)
Lugo Urbano (1989)
Lukachyk Rob (1996)
Lyons Steve (1992)
Mercado Orlando (1990)
Meulens Hensley (1995)
Moraga David (2000) (Need better)
Norman Nelson (1987)
O’Berry Mike (1985)
O’Malley Tom (1988)
Poole Jim (2000)
Rigby Brad (2000)
Romano Tom (1987)
Roomes Rolando (1990)
Service Scott (1992)
Smith Mike (1988)
Walton Bruce (1993) (Need better)
Willard Jerry (1992)

Many of these names are already on Pegasus27 UIN list. Most of these players were not with the team at the start of the season and were traded before the next .

Thanks for looking in your files.

[Braves70]

Not sure if these have been posted yet or not. If so, please excuse.

The 1903 Boston Americans (soon to be Red Sox) won the AL title with a record of 91-47. They then won the first World Series over the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 games to 3.

Cy Young - P - 28 W - 9 L - 2.08 ERA - 341 IP

Buck Freeman - OF - .287 BA - 13 HR - 20 3B - 104 RBI

Patsy Dougherty - OF - .331 BA - 12 3B - 59 RBI - 35 SB - 107 RS

Bill Dineen - P - 21 W - 13 L - 2.26 ERA - 299 IP

Jimmy Collins - 3B and Manager - .296 BA - 17 3B - 23 SB

[Braves70]

Candy LaChance - 1B - .257 BA - 53 RBI

Tom Hughes - P - 20 W - 7 L - 2.57 ERA - 245 IP

Hobe Ferris - 2B - .251 BA - 9 HR - 66 RBI

Jack O'Brien - OF - .210 BA - 38 RBI

Jake Stahl - Catcher - .239 BA

[Braves70]

Lou Criger - Catcher - .192 BA - 31 RBI

Norwood Gibson - 13 W - 9 L - 3.19 ERA - 183 IP

Freddy Parent - SS - .304 BA - 17 3B - 80 RBI - 24 SB

Chick Stahl - OF - .274 BA - 44 RBI

Duke Farrell - C - .404 BA - 8 RBI

[brobby05]

Would somebody have both a 1971 and 1974 Ted Sizemore in color?

Thanks,

BRobby05

[okcochise]

This is the best one I have