Dave Van Horne is a Major League Baseball announcer.
Van Horne spent 32 years of his career as the voice of the Montreal
Expos, but left in 2000 to join the Florida
Marlins. He broadcast the first Expos home game in 1969 while employed
by the Expos and also announced the final Expos home game in 2004 while
employed by the Marlins, since the final series was between the two clubs.
In Florida, he was able to broadcast his first World Series in 2003.
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