This baseball team's mascot was the first ever ejected from a game, a 22-inning game against the Dodgers in 1989. An early contender for this team's name was Royals, in reference to a previous minor league team for which Jackie Robinson played. Ten days after this franchise was established, it had a no-hitter for pitcher Bill Stoneman, and Pete Rose recorded his 4000th hit while playing for this team. In the early 1980s this team was led by Tim Wallach and Gary Carter, and before joining the Cubs, Andre Dawson played here. John Wetteland was on this team when it had th
This baseball team's mascot was the first ever ejected from a game, a 22-inning game against the Dodgers in 1989. An early contender for this team's name was Royals, in reference to a previous minor league team for which Jackie Robinson played. Ten days after this franchise was established, it had a no-hitter for pitcher Bill Stoneman, and Pete Rose recorded his 4000th hit while playing for this team. In the early 1980s this team was led by Tim Wallach and Gary Carter, and before joining the Cubs, Andre Dawson played here. John Wetteland was on this team when it had the best record in the league in 1994, along with Larry Walker and Pedro Martinez. For 10 points, name this team that also played in Puerto Rico before moving to Washington in 2005 from Quebec.
This baseball team's mascot was the first ever ejected from a game, a 22-inning game against the Dodgers in 1989.
Montreal Expos [accept either; do not accept or prompt on "Washington Nationals"]