Each MLB team plays 162 games in a season. For many fans, even the most hardcore, that can be a staggering number of contests to keep up to date on.For fans who just cannot catch all of the action, the league's official app is a great way to keep abreast. Fans can access live scores, stats and news from their favorite team or the league at large.However, just like fans, the MLB app is not immune to the odd slip-up. Even if that means, as fans recently saw, reviving a team that has been defunct for nearly two decades.Recently, the league's official app made quite a mistake when they displayed an update for a game that allegedly features the Houston Astros and the now-defunct Montreal Expos.Talkin’ Baseball@TalkinBaseball_MLB app casually blowing up people’s phones with scores from over 40 years ago(h/t @baseballcontext)4261171MLB app casually blowing up people’s phones with scores from over 40 years ago(h/t @baseballcontext) https://t.co/egWQ4HzCj9"MLB app casually blowing up people’s phones with scores from over 40 years ago (h/t @baseballcontext" - Talkin' BaseballFans took to Twitter to comment on the hilarious glitch, and offer some rather humorous takes on this most bizarre of score updates from the MLB app.Chris@chrisdigiusto@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext Thank god I put it in summary but now I’ll go check62@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext Thank god I put it in summary but now I’ll go checknoah@nout440@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext congrats to the montreal expos on beating the national league houston astros79@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext congrats to the montreal expos on beating the national league houston astroserica@midgetbubz@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext This is rude and painful and I will not stand for it.3@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext This is rude and painful and I will not stand for it. https://t.co/qInFMoOXPJThe Expos were based in the Canadian city of Montreal between 1977 and 2004. Struggling attendance and a subpar stadium prompted the team to move south in 2004, where they became the Washington Nationals.J “Katsu” TH@jkatsuthalos@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext Wow the Expos beat the Astros! I’m sure that’ll be the start of an epic dynasty that will reign for the next decade!23@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext Wow the Expos beat the Astros! I’m sure that’ll be the start of an epic dynasty that will reign for the next decade!Redbox@redbox@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext shoutout the expos for getting that W@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext shoutout the expos for getting that WLeaving the only Canadian team still active in the MLB as the Toronto Blue Jays, many younger fans may not even know who the Expos were, let alone gotten the chance to watch them.Marc Lancaster@MarcLancasterMLB app seems to be having a day. Thrilled to have the Expos back, though!10216MLB app seems to be having a day. Thrilled to have the Expos back, though! https://t.co/A0pd6XTiEzalexa™@whisperrjosephh@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext lmfao my mlb app finally loading (it never does) and it gives me a game from 51 years ago 5@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext lmfao my mlb app finally loading (it never does) and it gives me a game from 51 years ago 🙏 https://t.co/gPmUFH0J3hApparently, strange notifications like these are not as uncommon on the league's app as one might have thought. Several fans also posted their own (alleged) notifications that included some other rather ridiculous situations that can only make you laugh when you imagine them, such as 73-year-old Astros manager Dusty Baker surrendering a walk.EI8HT🎱@AD_EI8HT_@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext Man I thought was the only one. I was confused37@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext Man I thought was the only one. I was confused https://t.co/HXpILFYW3PKellan@unreckable@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext Dusty is a double agent1043@TalkinBaseball_ @baseballcontext Dusty is a double agent https://t.co/GnznqUBdJAMLB app gives fans a glimpse of times gone byFor many nostalgists, seeing the Montreal Expos' name on their phone may have brought back some significant memories. However, it may offer hope to those who wish to see defunct teams back in action.The Oakland Athletics recently announced their intent to move to Las Vegas, and several other cities such as Charlotte and Nashville are on the league's radar. While Montreal may not be a target market for the league, perhaps within the next few seasons, the league's official app will be displaying scores from Expos games, except they will be real this time.