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Tom Walker
Tom established an all-time pro baseball record with the longest no-hitter ever, a 15-inning masterpiece for Dallas-Fort Worth vs. Albuquerque. Tom faced only two batters over the minimum 45, 2 of the 4 batters he walked were erased, one on a steal and the other on a double play. Tom retired the first 18 batters he faced and the last 22. Game was played 8-4-71.
1973 Topps Set (Baseball)
41
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The acquisition of Tim along with Ken Singleton and Mike Jorgensen proved to be a fine trade for Expos last season. Tim became Montreal's regular shortstop with his all-out hustle every minute of every game. He plays hard all the time, diving to make stops in field and hustling on the bases.

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The clean, unpretentious design of the 1978 Topps set gave the photos room to breathe, making this one of the most adored issues of the '70s for collectors. A colored, scripted team name graced the lower-left, while a thin border framed each image. All-Stars were identified with small logos on their regular card. Gary Carter (#120) didn't get one this time, but he'd make 11 trips to the Midsummer Classic.

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Mike enjoyed an outstanding season at Montreal in 1972. His ERA was 1.61 after the first 15 games. His fastball moved in all directions and his curveball was at its best.

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Josh Labandeira
Tim Laker
Chris Nabholz

Gallery Redux!

Rondell White, Outfield - Expos.
Tim Wallach, First Base - Expos.

Back to the Front! Expos card back du jour...

Gary Carter
The clean, unpretentious design of the 1978 Topps set gave the photos room to breathe, making this one of the most adored issues of the '70s for collectors. A colored, scripted team name graced the lower-left, while a thin border framed each image. All-Stars were identified with small logos on their regular card. Gary Carter (#120) didn't get one this time, but he'd make 11 trips to the Midsummer Classic.
2011 Topps Insert 60 Years Of Topps (Baseball)
60YOT86
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Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

2003 Playoff Portraits Set (Baseball) (4)
1994 Pinnacle Set (Baseball) (19)
1989 Score Set (Baseball) (25)
1982 Fleer Set (Baseball) (29)
2005 Topps Set (Baseball) (10)
2023 Stadium Club Set (Baseball) (2)
1993 Donruss Set (Baseball) (31)
2000 Topps Set (Baseball) (13)
2019 Topps Gypsy Queen Set (Baseball) (2)
2001 Stadium Club Set (Baseball) (5)
2024 Donruss Set (Baseball) (1)
2004 Bowman Draft Picks & Prospects Set (Baseball) (4)
1976 Topps Set (Baseball) (23)
2010 Topps National Chicle Set (Baseball) (1)
2001 Fleer Tradition Set (Baseball) (15)

All Sets

Expos
Total Card Count

4,197

You can browse all the available Expos cards in the Expos Team Gallery