Warren Cromartie had been a solid player with the Expos. Breaking into the lineup full time in 1977, he was part of an excellent young outfield that included Andre Dawson and Ellis Valentine.

SAITAMA, Japan — Warren Cromartie’s professional wrestling debut was a hit. The former Montreal Expos outfielder took Tiger Jeet Singh down with a home-run chop, pinned him to the mat and ...

TOKYO (AP) Former major leaguer Warren Cromartie has welcomed the return of baseball to the Olympics but says he doesn't see players from Major League Baseball taking part in the 2020 Tokyo Games.

Warren Cromartie's energy can be infectious. When the former Montreal Expos and Yomiuri Giants star gets going on a topic, his voice rises, his words drip with conviction and even over the phone ...

There were other more famous Montreal Expos than Warren Cromartie during the franchise's 36-year run in the city — Andre Dawson, Rusty Staub, Tim Raines and the late Gary Carter, to name some ...

MONTREAL - Former Montreal Expo Warren Cromartie is just waiting for the right investors — or ''power hitters'' as he puts it — to step up to the plate in the city and hit one out of the park.

Former Yomiuri Giants great Warren Cromartie won't be returning to the team as an adviser for the 2021 season, he announced on Tuesday. "It was a great opportunity to get back in a Giants uniform ...

Reports that Warren Cromartie, the old Montreal Expo, is considering launching a pro wrestling career in Japan are cause for a headshake and a double take. He is immensely popular there, having ...

Warren Cromartie is a genuine character, “The Cro,” with a signature line for his 790 The Ticket radio show: “Call me, homey.” Sure, he’s rough around the edges as a broadcaster – it ...