2002 Montréal Expos

2002 ROSTER     Manager   20 Frank Robinson     Coaches   41 Manny Acta   7 Wendell Kim   17 Tommy McCraw   28 Jerry Morales   13 Bob Natal   33 Dick Pole   16 Claude Raymond     Pitchers   36 Tony Armas, Jr.   32 Jim Brower   32 Bruce Chen   40 Bartolo Colon   54 Zach Day   47 Tim Drew   58 Joey Eischen   49 Matt Herges   31 Sun-Woo Kim   47 Graeme Lloyd   24 Tomo Ohka   45 Carl Pavano   34 Britt Reames   43 Dan Smith   51 Scott Stewart   25 Scott Strickland   52 T.J. Tucker   23 Javier Vazquez   38 Ed Vosberg   55 Masato Yoshii     Catchers   5 Michael Barrett   39 Brian Schneider     Infielders   18 Orlando Cabrera   2 Jamey Carroll   22 Lou Collier   14 Andres Galarraga   29 Henry Mateo   12 Mike Mordecai   9 Lee Stevens   21 Fernando Tatis   26 Chris Truby   3 Jose Vidro     Outfielders   11 Peter Bergeron   29 Matt Cepicky   19 Endy Chavez   26 Wil Cordero   30 Cliff Floyd   27 Vladimir Guerrero   4 Wilton Guerrero   1 Jose Macias   25 Troy O'Leary   40 Henry Rodriguez   6 Brad Wilkerson

Franchise: Washington Nationals / BR 2002 Team Page

Record: 83-79, Finished 2nd in NL Eastern Division (2002 NL)

Managed by Frank Robinson

Coaches: Manny Acta, Wendell Kim, Tom McCraw, Jerry Morales, Rob Natal, Dick Pole and Claude Raymond

Ballpark: Stade Olympique

Awards and Honors

• All-Stars: Vladimir Guerrero and Jose Vidro
• NL Silver Slugger Award: Vladimir Guerrero (OF)
• Topps All-Star Rookie Team: Brad Wilkerson (OF)

Further Reading

• Gary Belleville: "August 9, 2002: Bartolo Colón records his first multi-hit game," SABR Baseball Games Project.
• David Luchuk: Blue Jays 1, Expos 0: The Urban Rivalry that Killed Major League Baseball in Montreal, McFarland, Jefferson, NC, 2007.
• Jeff Stuart: Blue Mondays: The Long Goodbye of the Montreal Expos, PublishAmerica, Frederick, MD, 2009.

2002 MLB season by team