Broadcasters for the Montreal Expos Major League Baseball team.

English

• Dave Van Horne (1969–2000)
• Ron Reusch (1969–1992)
• Russ Taylor (1969–1976)
• Jim Hearne (1969)
• Hal Kelly (1969–1970)
• Don Drysdale (1970–1971)
• Jackie Robinson (1972)
• Duke Snider (1973–1986)
• Tom Cheek (1974–1976)
• Tommy Hutton (1982–1986)
• Ken Singleton (1985–1996)
• Jim Hughson (1987–1989)
• Jim Fanning (1987–1988)
• Rob Faulds (1987)
• Rich Griffin (1987–1988, 1994)
• Jerry Trupiano (1989–1990)
• Bobby Winkles (1989–1993)
• Elliott Price (1991–1999, 2001–2004)
• Jim Price (1996)
• Mike Stenhouse (1996)
• Gary Carter (1997–1999)
• Joe Cannon (1997–2000)
• Vic Rauter (2001)
• Warren Sawkiw (2001)
• Terry Haig (2001–2002)
• Mitch Melnick (2003–2004)
• Sam Cosentino (2004)
• Rance Mulliniks (2004)
• Darrin Fletcher (2004)
• Warren Cromartie (2004)
• Tom Valcke (2004)
• Minor League Broadcasters (2003–2004)¹

French

• Jacques Doucet (1969–2004)
• Jean-Pierre Roy (1969–1971)
• Guy Ferron (1969–1981)
• Jean-Paul Sarault (1970–1971)
• Claude Raymond (1972–2001) - also was an English broadcaster in 2004
• Raymond Lebrun (1983–1993)
• Rodger Brulotte (1984–2001, 2004)
• Ed Doucette (1986)
• Denis Casavant (1986–1990 with CKAC, 1990–2001, 2004 with RDS)
• Pierre Arsenault (1991)
• Alain Chantelois (1993–2000)
• Camille Dubé (1994–1996)
• Michel Villeneuve (1996–1998)
• Marc Griffin (1996–1999, 2001-2004)
• Rene Pothier (1997–1999)
• Jean St-Onge (2001)

Television broadcast outlets

English

• CBC (1969-1989)
• TSN (1985-1999, 2001)
• Syndicated package produced by TV Labatt (1987-1989)
• CTV (1990-1993)
• The Score (2004)

French

• SRC (1969-1999)
• RDS (1990-2001, 2004)
• TQS (1995-1998)

Radio broadcast outlets

English

• CKGM 980 (1969)
• CFCF/CIQC 600 (1970-1988, 1991-1999)
• CJAD 800 (1989-1990)
• Expos.com (2000)
• CKGM 990 (2001-2004)

Note : Some overflow games were heard on CFQR-FM 92.5 (1970-1988) and on CKRK-FM 103.5 (1989-1990); Dave Van Horne's last game as the Expos' play-by-play voice in 2000 was heard online.

French

• CKLM 1570 (1969-1971)
• CKAC 730 (1972-2003)
• CJMS 1040 (2003, official co-flagship for 48 games not available on CKAC 730) ^[1]
• CHMP-FM 98,5 (2004)

Note : Some overflow games were heard on CKVL 850 in 1995 and on CJMS 1040 in 2002.