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ExposNation est une org sans but lucratif pour les partisans des Expos | ExposNation is a grassroots non-profit corp for fans. On est/We are 160,000 sur/on FB
Montreal, Canada شامل ہوئے Nisan 2012
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The greatest ambassador for a sport that you could hope for. A passionate man. A hype man. A baseball man.
My heartfelt condolences to the family of M. Brulotte. May his mission and memories serve us all well when we long for the #Montreal boys of summer.
Merci M. Brulotte.
RDS@RDSca
La grande famille de RDS est attristée d'apprendre le décès de Rodger Brulotte. Nos plus sincères condoléances accompagnent sa famille et ses proches.🕊
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Toute une génération de Québécois reconnaissaient spontanément sa voix et sa passion pour le baseball. Ses chroniques ont marqué la vie québécoise bien au-delà du sport. Un homme affable, généreux et attachant. Rodger va nous manquer. Mes sincères condoléances à son épouse Pascale, à sa famille et à ses amis.
La Presse@LP_LaPresse
Commentateur longuement associé aux Expos | Rodger Brulotte est mort lapresse.ca/sports/basebal…
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Devastated to see this news. Just the most wonderful man. Always so encouraging, always so supportive; he was everyone’s friend, and he made everyone feel like they were his best one.
His last months were very difficult, and when I called, he just wanted to know all about me.
My love goes out to his family and his many, many friends. I will miss him very much.
Le Journal de Montréal@JdeMontreal
Bonsoir... Rodger Brulotte est parti: le Québec pleure la mort du célèbre descripteur et chroniqueur journaldemontreal.com/2026/03/20/bon…
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If you built a pyramid of all the people that loved Montreal, loved baseball, loved the Expos and loved all the people who loved those things , at the top of that pyramid would be Rodger Brulotte . Rest in peace Rodger. Bon soir! Bon soir !
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#BlueJays fans will remember Rodger Brulotte's voice from when an 18-year-old Vladdy walked it off in Montreal.
This was a Brulotte trademark, born in 1989 from a Damaso Garcia walk-off. "“Da-ma-so! Da-ma-so! Da-ma-so!”
"Vla-di-mir! Vla-di-mir! Vla-di-mir! “Bonsoir! Bonsoir!”
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Les Canadiens sont attristés d'apprendre le décès de Rodger Brulotte
Communiqué ↓
nhl.com/fr/canadiens/n…
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2013 Jack Graney award winner passes away.
“Rodger Brulotte was a broadcasting legend whose name was synonymous with the Montreal Expos and with baseball in Quebec. Over his more than four decades calling Expos and Toronto Blue Jays games, he developed into one of the most respected baseball broadcasters and analysts in our country's history. His passion for the game was evident in every call he made. We were proud to recognize him with our Jack Graney Award in 2013. Rodger was also a strong supporter of baseball at the grassroots level and a tireless advocate for Quebec players. He has left an indelible mark on baseball in Canada. We would like to extend our deepest condolences to his family."
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@raccoonMTL Y’avait Jacques Doucet, Brulotte aussi! À mon souvenir c’était la Caravane des Expos, ils étaient venus à mon école secondaire il me semble
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Lorsque les Expos ont fait de Rodger un analyste baseball, ils lui ont demandé de mettre de la couleur!
Mission plus qu'accomplie Rodger!
Tu as fait aimer le baseball à plusieurs générations d'amateurs et pour ça Rodger, on sera toujours reconnaissant!!
Salut mon ami! 🙏💔
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L'ancien receveur des Expos.
Rob Fai@RobFai
Goes without saying that Joe Siddall was the right, and obvious choice to fill Buck's seat. It is extra special as a fan to see good things happen to good people. One of the kindest people in the game. Congrats @SiddallJoe on the next chapter, we'll be watching! #BlueJays #Sportsnet
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@Jimfrombaseball Thank you for posting this, Jim. Merci infiniment.
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"Expos management asked me if I would give French lessons to the players when we were on the road and it was fun.
I used to teach it phonetically because you didn’t have time to do it too extensive grammatically.
A lot of the Latin players like Dennis Martinez and others really enjoyed it … they were regulars.
We used to have about a one-hour course per city we were visiting.
They would lease a suite or a ball room or something like that and supply me with a blackboard … stuff like that. We used to get seven or eight guys who would show up on a fairly regular basis."
Jacques Doucet.
ONLY person to broadcast a Major League Baseball team over its entire history!!!!!!! Jacques Doucet coined, popularized or invented an entire glossary of baseball terms that didn’t quite translate to French in a way that made any sense.
The “chandelle,” or candle, which is the word he used to describe a popup, “Flèche,” or arrow, which meant a line drive.
“Frappé en lieu sûr,” which means, “hit in a safe place” and was the term used to describe a base hit.
There is no real word for “knuckle” in French.
It’s called a finger joint, and “finger joint ball” doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue, Doucet coined the term “balle papillon” or “butterfly ball”
HERO!!!!
LEGEND!!!
On s’en coliss esti, it`s about time!!!!
Mr. Doucet did the French language broadcast with Claude Raymond!
No one deserves the "Ford Frick" Award MORE!!!
In my HOF!!!!
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