The last living Montreal Expo

Over on the suggestions thread, there are some discussions about the last living player for some long-extinct franchises such as the Boston Bees or the Brooklyn Dodgers. To some of you readers, these franchises might not really register.

But here's something neat to think about--years and years from now, somebody will be talking about the last living person to have played for the Montreal Expos. After the 2004 season, the Expos packed up and relocated to Washington DC, becoming the Nationals.

Can you think of who it might be? Click through for some possibilities.

Rk	Player	Born	From	To	Age
1	Chad Cordero	1982	2003	2004	21-22
2	Shawn Hill	1981	2004	2004	23-23
3	Chad Bentz	1980	2004	2004	24-24
4	Roy Corcoran	1980	2003	2004	23-24
5	Brendan Harris	1980	2004	2004	23-23
6	Maicer Izturis	1980	2004	2004	23-23
7	Gary Majewski	1980	2004	2004	24-24
8	Francis Beltran	1979	2004	2004	24-24
9	Josh Labandeira	1979	2004	2004	25-25
10	Tony Armas	1978	1999	2004	21-26
11	Luis Ayala	1978	2003	2004	25-26
12	Endy Chavez	1978	2002	2004	24-26
13	Ryan Church	1978	2004	2004	25-25
14	Zach Day	1978	2002	2004	24-26
15	Nick Johnson	1978	2004	2004	25-25
16	Val Pascucci	1978	2004	2004	25-25
17	John Patterson	1978	2004	2004	26-26
18	Jon Rauch	1978	2004	2004	25-25
19	Juan Rivera	1978	2004	2004	25-25
20	T.J. Tucker	1978	2000	2004	21-25
21	Claudio Vargas	1978	2003	2004	25-26
22	Tim Drew	1978	2002	2003	23-24
23	Anthony Ferrari	1978	2003	2003	25-25
24	Milton Bradley	1978	2000	2001	22-23
25	Tomas de la Rosa	1978	2000	2001	22-23

Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Play Index Tool Used
Generated 11/6/2011.

These are the 25 players born in 1978 or later to have played for the Expos while they were still based in Montreal. These 25 guys are all still alive, thankfully. (The most recent deceased players to appear for the Expos are Hideki Irabu, Ivan Calderon, Roy Johnson, and Rick Mahler.)

Anyway, it's probable that one of these 25 guys will be the last living Expo one day--probably sometime in the late 2060's or early 2070s.

How's that for a blast from the future?