1996 Montréal Expos

1996 ROSTER     Manager   17 Felipe Alou     Coaches   67 Pierre Arsenault   1 Tommy Harper   32 Joe Kerrigan   6 Jerry Manuel   55 Luis Pujols   23 Jim Tracy     Pitchers   48 Tavo Alvarez   66 Derek Aucoin   37 Rheal Cormier   47 Omar Daal   39 Mike Dyer   13 Jeff Fassero   14 Jeff Juden *   52 Dave Leiper   31 Mark Leiter   44 Barry Manuel   45 Pedro Martinez   26 Alex Pacheco   36 Jose Paniagua   51 Mel Rojas   42 Kirk Rueter   54 Tim Scott   41 Ugueth Urbina   43 Dave Veres     Catchers   12 Raul Chavez   24 Darrin Fletcher   2 Tim Spehr   25 Lenny Webster     Infielders   11 Shane Andrews   4 Mark Grudzielanek   3 Mike Lansing   16 Rick Schu   21 David Segui   9 Dave Silvestri   5 Andy Stankiewicz     Outfielders   18 Moises Alou   15 Yamil Benitez   30 Cliff Floyd   27 Vladimir Guerrero   29 Sherman Obando   40 Henry Rodriguez   7 F.P. Santangelo   22 Rondell White     Other Positions   46 Tony Barron **   16 Rob Lukachyk **   * Also wore 28 for a time.   ** Only batting appearances.

Franchise: Washington Nationals / BR 1996 Team Page

Record: 88-74, Finished 2nd in NL Eastern Division (1996 NL)

Managed by Felipe Alou

Coaches: Pierre Arsenault, Tommy Harper, Joe Kerrigan, Jerry Manuel, Luis Pujols and Jim Tracy

Ballpark: Stade Olympique

Awards and Honors

• All-Stars: Mark Grudzielanek, Pedro Martinez and Henry Rodriguez
• Topps All-Star Rookie Team: F.P. Santangelo (OF)

Further Reading

• Fredrick C. Bush: "Expos Hit Two Grand Slams, Score Team-Record 21 Runs in Rout of Rockies; April 28, 1996: Montreal Expos 21, Colorado Rockies 9 At Coors Field", in Norm King, ed.: Au jeu/Play Ball: The 50 Greatest Games in the History of the Montreal Expos, SABR, Phoenix, AZ, 2016, pp. 109-111. ISBN 978-1-943816-15-6
• Brian P. Wolf: "Oh Henry!; May 12, 1996: Montreal Expos 7, Houston Astros 6 At Olympic Stadium", in Norm King, ed.: Au jeu/Play Ball: The 50 Greatest Games in the History of the Montreal Expos, SABR, Phoenix, AZ, 2016, pp. 112-115. ISBN 978-1-943816-15-6