Uecker wasn't just a treasure to Milwaukee, he was treasured throughout Wisconsin, and in many parts of America. Uecker is a perfect example of the American Dream, a man who came out of no where and lived larger than life. God bless Bob Uecker!
He was someone that was always there. The word of his passing was a good punch. He was to baseball.What chick Hearn It was too basketball. He was such a marvelous man and to know he's not here anymore With us is a bit unsettling. I'm so thankful we lived at the same time he did.
My heart breaks. But remembering him, I can’t help but chuckle, laugh and walk away smiling for the many memories he gave us. May you truly rest in peace, Mr. Baseball.
Tigers fan here. 🐅 I remember well how hard it was to lose Ernie Harwell. My condolences to Brewer fans. This one is gonna be hard to take. The games won’t be the same without Bob but your love for the game will pull you through. ❤ ⚾️
Wisconsin kid here. Bob Uecker was the voice of my childhood. I have known his voice pretty much all of my life. Started listening to the Brewers in 1981. I never realized how great I had it. Yount, Cooper, Molitor on the field and Uecker doing the games. I took it for granted. It was grand.
This has been like losing a family member for me. I've listened to Bob Uecker calling Brewers games since I was a kid. Just an amazing human being who you thought would live forever. His legacy surely will. We all love you Bob. More than you'll ever know. Rest Easy Goat
I did not think he should live forever. WE knew last season was Bob's last shot at a Series. Christian knew it , Bob knew it and the Brewers knew it. When Alonzo hit Williams Bob died in the booth that night. We heard him die in live time. WE all knew he would never see another baseball game given his lung cancer had gotten out of control and Kemo was not working anymore.
I was driving in my car out in New York for a wedding when I heard him broadcast the end of the dramatic heart-breaking Brewers playoff loss to the Mets in October. I'm from Milwaukee. As bad as it was for the Brew Crew to lose that way, it was equally heart-breaking to hear Bob's voice. He was very professional about it, but you could tell it hit him very hard. RIP Ueck.
RIP to Uek. Such crappy news. That 9th inning homer and the ending felt like it killed me too. Just thinking about it now, it still sickens me. I hope Williams can bounce back. We need him.
When the Brewers weren't a good team I used to tune into the broadcast just to listen to Uecker. I'm sure I'm not the only one. We've lost a true national treasure.
There were a lot of those years too. But it didn't seem to matter listening to Uecker. During televised games, we'd watch with the sound off and listen to him on the radio.
@garylaviolette5853 it actually worked for us. We would listen while doing something else and as soon as we'd hear Uecker's voice get excited, we'd watch it on the TV since there was a 5-8 second delay.
A great loss!! Bob Costas and Bob Uecker were incredibly funny together!! Costas would stop by the booth when he was in Milwaukee. They'd call a few innings together as they told stories. I asked Costas about this when he was at The Red Smith Banquet. He and Uke had recently discussed this. They really were very complementary of one another. Loved listening to Uke on the radio. He brought a spirit to the broadcast. Rest in peace, Uke.
Beneath the self deprecation, was a proud and decent man…What a life, to make so many people happy, it’s a blessing and those of us who laughed are grateful.
As for the state of Wisconsin and the impact, I live three hours north of Milwaukee and our local wrestling team had a moment of silence for him before the match started. That’s the kind of impact this man had on our state and our people. I for one had convinced myself that he was immortal and yesterday would never happen, and I don’t think I’m alone with that thought. Opening Day 2025 will be one tough day for sure. 💛💙
Uecker was really unique...i dont think he had one enemy or anyone that can say anything bad about him. Also he made everyone that listened to him smile and laugh...uncontrollably...RIP
Like most around my age who grew up with the Brewers, we've been listening to the legend our entire lives. After suffering the generally unbearable winters in Wisconsin, it was the arrival of Spring Training and hearing Uke on the radio, that it was clear summer would only be another six or seven short months away. I only wish he could have called one Brewers World Series championship. Milwaukee baseball will never be the same.
Ever since I got Sirius/XM at home and in the truck, Uecker's games were a must hear when my team wasn't playing. It always felt like I was at the ballpark when he did games. Vin Scully was the only other play-by-play announcer that could do that for me. I always prayed for a blowout game so I could listen to his stories. Long road trips will have an big, empty space this summer. Thank you, Bob.
Bob Costas, you too are a broadcasting genius as well. Bob Uecker may not have been a great catcher, but the man knew how to entertain with a call of a game, a story, or a joke; Always with a straight face. NOW THERE'S TALENT! AMERICA IF GOING MISS HIM.😢❤😊
They say when you love what you do for a living, you'll never WORK a day in your life... I think Bob proved that to be true. He was beloved across the country.. I feel for Milwaukee. He's such and icon there (as he should be.). He clearly is in a class that's unique.. up there with Jack Buck, Ernie Harwell, Red Barber, Vin Scully.. but at the same time can be mentioned with others like George Carlin and Robin Williams.. a very unique place to be.
I grew up a Cubs fan in a Brewer family. I feel lucky that I got to grow up with the magic of not only Harry Caray, but later Bob Bob Uecker as the voices of baseball to me. Thank you Bob for all the enjoyment you added to baseball for me and my family.
I was never a Brewers fan, but definitely a Bob Uecker fan. I still quote the Miller Light commercials, even though nobody got the references. As a Michigander, it's awesome that they kept him in the booth, doing what he loved, unlike what was done to the late, great Ernie Harwell, here in Detroit.
Ueck was special man. He made a lot of the crappy years I’ve experienced with the brewers fun. Also a Ernie fan legend. Least Dan Dickerson still doing well love listening to him especially when ueck wasn’t calling brewers games
One of the true icons in baseball. I cried a bit when I heard of his passing. That happened only one other time when The Mick died. His humor made you forget about losing. He put life in perspective that baseball is fun and the greatest game ever played.
It's pretty crazy because I called this after the last game they lost to Arizona. When that home run was hit and Bob had to announce it, it literally sounded like a piece of him died. And then after the game, when Christian Yelich and him were embracing and crying, I knew. I told everyone we're not going to see Bob back next year. So this was kind of expected for me, doesn't make it hurt any less. You will be missed forever, Mr. Baseball. As a fellow Cheesehead we lost a LEGEND!!! His voice was always the harbinger of summer for me and many others. I'm glad he got to live a wonderful life doing what he loved with people he loved.
It was special listening to Uecker my entire life! What I remember is his humility and from time to time he'd say folks I'm telling you if I can become a pro baseball player you can as well :)
I live in Milwaukee. Every time I listened to Uecker on the radio broadcasting Brewer games I felt like he was my constant friend. It felt he was talking to US and also felt like he was talking ME. It could be a 15-2 game in the 8th inning and I would still listen because it was the most entertaining hilarious time that he would broadcast. I already miss him so much. Funniest man to ever broadcast games. We here in Milwaukee lost a true friend to all of us.
thanks for the great rememberance bob ! one of my favorite jokes of uecker's was being asked= how do you catch a knuckleball ? bob said = " that's easy , i just wait until it stops rolling ,,, then i go over and pick it up ! " priceless !
I have had the good fortune to listen to him broadcasting Brewer games since the beginning. 😊 The best times were when the games were blowouts and he told stories. I will miss him greatly.....
My condolences to all of baseball and the state of Wisconsin from a White Sox fan. Everyone loved the guy. I could listen to his stories all day. True Legend. 😢
I think this is the best analogy of Bob Uecker I’ve heard since he passed. I never heard him calling a Brewers game to be honest (except what I’ve heard in the tributes). I knew who he was from Carson, and those great Miller Lite commercials and the Major League franchise. He made me laugh so much. Although he was blessed with 90 years, I will miss him. Thank you Bob Uecker.
A friend of a friend got us a tour of the boxes during a game in the early 2000's and we walked in on the broadcast. Watching Bob Uecker live on air is a memory I get to have forever.
Bob Costas, Ueck mentioned you frequently on his broadcasts and you could tell he really valued your friendship. Summer will never be the same here, but seeing the Brewer’s players cry, and finding out in retrospect that they knew the loss to the Mets was probably his last broadcast, makes me love the Brewers more.
One of my memories as a kid was listening to Bob on those late night west coast games after my mom sent me to bed unbeknownst to her that I was awake for a couple more hours listening to Bob Uecker and the Brewers
Costas in the booth with Uecker was always a treat. About 10 years ago Bob & Bob did about 4 innings during a spring training game. I was driving to visit my daughter and almost wrecked 3 or 4 times from laughing so hard.
I feel very bad for Mr. Ueker's family, friends, the family of Brewers' fans, the City of Milwaukee, and people like me who only knew him from MLB broadcasts, Johnny Carson, and Lite Beer commercials. Everyone could tell he was special and loved him. For Milwaukee Brewer fans I know that it will never be the same listening to games. I'm an old lifelong Dodgers fan and it's never been the same after Vin Scully passed. My sincere condolences.
Those of us of a specific generation always enjoyed listening to Dizzy Dean and Pee Wee Reese call games for the Game of the Week during the early 60s. I'd work in the garden all morning just to get a chance to watch them while I shelled peas and butter beans. Uecker was one of the great announcers I always enjoyed watching even though not necessarily a Brewers fan, but I became one thanks to Ueck. And never missed him on Carson and the celebrity roasts he did. He may be gone but he will never be forgotten by many of us ol' farts.
Little known in Uecker's resume is his spot in the movie "Fatal Instinct". He does the play-by-play of a nutty courtroom scene, completely improvising as the action is happening. The DVD of the movie has a couple outtakes from that scene, and you can hear the crew laughing as he finishes.
🥺.....😢as an old soul Brewers fan since 2008.....im heattbroken.......😭"GET UP GET UP GET OUTTA HERE AND GOOOONNNEEE AND THE BREWERS HAVE THE LEEEAAAADDD!!!!!!!!!!" 😭 RIP Mr. Uecker.....thanks for making me smile at 7 years old....
Uecker wasn't just a treasure to Milwaukee, he was treasured throughout Wisconsin, and in many parts of America. Uecker is a perfect example of the American Dream, a man who came out of no where and lived larger than life.
God bless Bob Uecker!
Not just Milwaukee or Wisconsin. He's was a treasure to all baseball fans.
Living to 90 doing what you love to do! What a great life!!
This one hurts !!
And how! 😢
He was 90. He lived a very long and very great life.
It really does.😥!
It does hurt. National Treasure. RIP Mr Baseball 🙏
Damn sure does
I'm really glad to see Uecker get the kind of love he has gotten.
It won't be the same. As a Milwaukee native, born and raised, still call it home. This one hurts and he will be greatly missed. Thanks Ueck.
He was someone that was always there. The word of his passing was a good punch. He was to baseball.What chick Hearn It was too basketball. He was such a marvelous man and to know he's not here anymore With us is a bit unsettling. I'm so thankful we lived at the same time he did.
“Rawlings paid me to not use their equipment “ 🤣🤣🤣. Bob was your friend; even if you never met him. Rest easy. Legends never die.
My heart breaks. But remembering him, I can’t help but chuckle, laugh and walk away smiling for the many memories he gave us. May you truly rest in peace, Mr. Baseball.
Very nicely said. ❤
He made/makes us all chuckle friend. Great comment honoring him friend.
"...chuckle, laugh and walk away smiling..." and shedding several tears at the same time. @DColcla is spot on. Well Said.
90 years giving smiles and laughter that guy live the good life.
Mr. Baseball: a national treasure from the national pastime. He made the world more joyous.
Just a bit outside!!!! My gosh, we all loved him. "The Truck you lent". The best, just the best. Thanks Bob
The truck you lent with Cosell & Al Michaels
Tried the corner and missed.
Tigers fan here. 🐅
I remember well how hard it was to lose Ernie Harwell.
My condolences to Brewer fans. This one is gonna be hard to take. The games won’t be the same without Bob but your love for the game will pull you through. ❤ ⚾️
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Wisconsin kid here. Bob Uecker was the voice of my childhood. I have known his voice pretty much all of my life. Started listening to the Brewers in 1981. I never realized how great I had it. Yount, Cooper, Molitor on the field and Uecker doing the games. I took it for granted. It was grand.
Uecker’s HOF acceptance speech is one for the ages.
This has been like losing a family member for me. I've listened to Bob Uecker calling Brewers games since I was a kid. Just an amazing human being who you thought would live forever. His legacy surely will. We all love you Bob. More than you'll ever know. Rest Easy Goat
I did not think he should live forever. WE knew last season was Bob's last shot at a Series. Christian knew it , Bob knew it and the Brewers knew it. When Alonzo hit Williams Bob died in the booth that night. We heard him die in live time. WE all knew he would never see another baseball game given his lung cancer had gotten out of control and Kemo was not working anymore.
Same here.
I was driving in my car out in New York for a wedding when I heard him broadcast the end of the dramatic heart-breaking Brewers playoff loss to the Mets in October. I'm from Milwaukee. As bad as it was for the Brew Crew to lose that way, it was equally heart-breaking to hear Bob's voice. He was very professional about it, but you could tell it hit him very hard. RIP Ueck.
RIP to Uek. Such crappy news. That 9th inning homer and the ending felt like it killed me too. Just thinking about it now, it still sickens me. I hope Williams can bounce back. We need him.
Bob Uecker and Vin Scully on top of the Mt. Rushmore of Baseball voices for all generations.
If there was one man who should have lived forever. It was this guy. Rip ueck.
Mr. Uecker was one of kind. They broke the mold after they made him. Thanks for all the great memories and laughs Mr. Baseball.
Probably the most exciting home run call in the game. It was a honor to listen to him call a game
When the Brewers weren't a good team I used to tune into the broadcast just to listen to Uecker. I'm sure I'm not the only one. We've lost a true national treasure.
Oh yeah. I could listen to that man forever.
There were a lot of those years too. But it didn't seem to matter listening to Uecker. During televised games, we'd watch with the sound off and listen to him on the radio.
That worked until they put a satellite delay on TV broadcasts. Then the radio didn't sync with the TV. Same with Packer games.
@garylaviolette5853 it actually worked for us. We would listen while doing something else and as soon as we'd hear Uecker's voice get excited, we'd watch it on the TV since there was a 5-8 second delay.
A great loss!! Bob Costas and Bob Uecker were incredibly funny together!! Costas would stop by the booth when he was in Milwaukee. They'd call a few innings together as they told stories. I asked Costas about this when he was at The Red Smith Banquet. He and Uke had recently discussed this. They really were very complementary of one another. Loved listening to Uke on the radio. He brought a spirit to the broadcast. Rest in peace, Uke.
Loved Bob he's a legend
I’m a Yankees fan but would tune into Brewers games with radio audio just to hear Uke. Baseball is a game of personality and much of that is now lost.
Beneath the self deprecation, was a proud and decent man…What a life, to make so many people happy, it’s a blessing and those of us who laughed are grateful.
As for the state of Wisconsin and the impact, I live three hours north of Milwaukee and our local wrestling team had a moment of silence for him before the match started. That’s the kind of impact this man had on our state and our people. I for one had convinced myself that he was immortal and yesterday would never happen, and I don’t think I’m alone with that thought. Opening Day 2025 will be one tough day for sure. 💛💙
Fellow Cheesehead here. You nailed it. He was a treasure to us all!!!
Uecker was really unique...i dont think he had one enemy or anyone that can say anything bad about him. Also he made everyone that listened to him smile and laugh...uncontrollably...RIP
Like most around my age who grew up with the Brewers, we've been listening to the legend our entire lives. After suffering the generally unbearable winters in Wisconsin, it was the arrival of Spring Training and hearing Uke on the radio, that it was clear summer would only be another six or seven short months away. I only wish he could have called one Brewers World Series championship.
Milwaukee baseball will never be the same.
“six or seven short months away” So accurate for this La Crosse native, former Milwaukee resident.
Thank yo Mr. Baseball for the wonderful, quotable memories. Bob Uecker was one of a kind.
Sad day for baseball fans. Bob was one of the greatest baseball men we had. So few left now.
Bob, your life has been a homerun!
True legend. So many childhood car rides spent listening. RIP Mr. Baseball
Ever since I got Sirius/XM at home and in the truck, Uecker's games were a must hear when my team wasn't playing. It always felt like I was at the ballpark when he did games. Vin Scully was the only other play-by-play announcer that could do that for me. I always prayed for a blowout game so I could listen to his stories. Long road trips will have an big, empty space this summer. Thank you, Bob.
As a middle-aged man born and raised in Milwaukee Ueck has been a part of life for as long as I can remember. R.I.P. Mr. Baseball.
I loved him as an actor and announcer, I was not born when he was a MLB player. He was so hilarious.
Bob Costas, you too are a broadcasting genius as well. Bob Uecker may not have been a great catcher, but the man knew how to entertain with a call of a game, a story, or a joke; Always with a straight face. NOW THERE'S TALENT! AMERICA IF GOING MISS HIM.😢❤😊
“GET UP! GET UP! GET OUT! HOME RUN FOR THE BREWERS! So sad that I will never hear it again.😢
What a joyous life he lived. He made millions smile and laugh for decades. He finally got his seat in the front row in Heaven. Rest in peace!
As an ambassador for the sport, MLB should have an award for Uke from this day forward.
He was one of my all time favorites. Such a funny man.
They say when you love what you do for a living, you'll never WORK a day in your life... I think Bob proved that to be true. He was beloved across the country.. I feel for Milwaukee. He's such and icon there (as he should be.). He clearly is in a class that's unique.. up there with Jack Buck, Ernie Harwell, Red Barber, Vin Scully.. but at the same time can be mentioned with others like George Carlin and Robin Williams.. a very unique place to be.
I grew up a Cubs fan in a Brewer family. I feel lucky that I got to grow up with the magic of not only Harry Caray, but later Bob Bob Uecker as the voices of baseball to me. Thank you Bob for all the enjoyment you added to baseball for me and my family.
We’re all gonna miss you Bob, thank you for the laughs and your amazing commentary..🙏🏼✝️..from a Yankee fan
Thanks for being such a good friend Bob Costas
I was never a Brewers fan, but definitely a Bob Uecker fan. I still quote the Miller Light commercials, even though nobody got the references.
As a Michigander, it's awesome that they kept him in the booth, doing what he loved, unlike what was done to the late, great Ernie Harwell, here in Detroit.
Ueck was special man. He made a lot of the crappy years I’ve experienced with the brewers fun. Also a Ernie fan legend. Least Dan Dickerson still doing well love listening to him especially when ueck wasn’t calling brewers games
One of the true icons in baseball. I cried a bit when I heard of his passing. That happened only one other time when The Mick died. His humor made you forget about losing. He put life in perspective that baseball is fun and the greatest game ever played.
Best thing that ever happened for baseball Bob Uecker rest in peace my friend
It's pretty crazy because I called this after the last game they lost to Arizona. When that home run was hit and Bob had to announce it, it literally sounded like a piece of him died. And then after the game, when Christian Yelich and him were embracing and crying, I knew. I told everyone we're not going to see Bob back next year. So this was kind of expected for me, doesn't make it hurt any less. You will be missed forever, Mr. Baseball. As a fellow Cheesehead we lost a LEGEND!!! His voice was always the harbinger of summer for me and many others. I'm glad he got to live a wonderful life doing what he loved with people he loved.
It was special listening to Uecker my entire life! What I remember is his humility and from time to time he'd say folks I'm telling you if I can become a pro baseball player you can as well :)
I just love him. What a joy he was. May he rest in laughter and eternal peace.❤
I live in Milwaukee. Every time I listened to Uecker on the radio broadcasting Brewer games I felt like he was my constant friend. It felt he was talking to US and also felt like he was talking ME. It could be a 15-2 game in the 8th inning and I would still listen because it was the most entertaining hilarious time that he would broadcast. I already miss him so much. Funniest man to ever broadcast games. We here in Milwaukee lost a true friend to all of us.
He morphed like a caterpillar into a butterfly, RIP dear sir.
thanks for the great rememberance bob ! one of my favorite jokes of uecker's was being asked= how do you catch a knuckleball ? bob said = " that's easy , i just wait until it stops rolling ,,, then i go over and pick it up ! " priceless !
I have had the good fortune to listen to him broadcasting Brewer games since the beginning. 😊
The best times were when the games were blowouts and he told stories. I will miss him greatly.....
My summers will never be the same🥺 I’m so sad.
He is a perfect example of the American Dream. I will never forget or not appreciate him. RIP Mr Baseball
Thanks so much for this! Bob Uecker was one of a kind, will be remembered and missed. RIP Bob, God bless you.
My poor little heart broke when I saw this...rest in peace Mr. Uecker.❤⚘⚾️💔🙏🏽🕊🙏🏽🕊🙏🏽🕊🙏🏽🕊
My condolences to all of baseball and the state of Wisconsin from a White Sox fan. Everyone loved the guy. I could listen to his stories all day. True Legend. 😢
Amazing man Love you Bob Uecker
Thanks for the piece. Wonderful guy...he will be missed.
May God bless and keep you, Uek! Huge loss for us, but God bless.
Man what a GREAT....MR. Baseball......
I think this is the best analogy of Bob Uecker I’ve heard since he passed. I never heard him calling a Brewers game to be honest (except what I’ve heard in the tributes). I knew who he was from Carson, and those great Miller Lite commercials and the Major League franchise. He made me laugh so much. Although he was blessed with 90 years, I will miss him. Thank you Bob Uecker.
Thanks for this tribute.
This one does hurt, I also wanted to hear from Bob Costas. Thank you for sharing!
A friend of a friend got us a tour of the boxes during a game in the early 2000's and we walked in on the broadcast. Watching Bob Uecker live on air is a memory I get to have forever.
Just a bit outside…,
My favorite car rides were always listening to Bob call the Brewers games! Nothing like it. 👍😊⚾️
Very well said. Im from and I am Milwaukee. He is my constant. RiP 🙏
Bob Costas, Ueck mentioned you frequently on his broadcasts and you could tell he really valued your friendship. Summer will never be the same here, but seeing the Brewer’s players cry, and finding out in retrospect that they knew the loss to the Mets was probably his last broadcast, makes me love the Brewers more.
I can tell you what it’s like for us Wisconsinites. It F-ing hurts.
One of my memories as a kid was listening to Bob on those late night west coast games after my mom sent me to bed unbeknownst to her that I was awake for a couple more hours listening to Bob Uecker and the Brewers
Carey, Buck, Harwell, Scully and now Uecker. The last of the great baseball announcers is gone.
I'm 53 years old. Bob Uecker is pretty much the soundtrack of my life.
Bob made love baseball more and sure made me laugh a lot more. Thank you Bob Uecker for all the great memories.
Sincerely hope Bob made it to eternal life. Didn’t know where he stood spiritually!!
Man do I miss my friend Bob Uecker! Love you my friend
Costas in the booth with Uecker was always a treat. About 10 years ago Bob & Bob did about 4 innings during a spring training game. I was driving to visit my daughter and almost wrecked 3 or 4 times from laughing so hard.
Always on my Front Row Bob! You are missed.
I feel very bad for Mr. Ueker's family, friends, the family of Brewers' fans, the City of Milwaukee, and people like me who only knew him from MLB broadcasts, Johnny Carson, and Lite Beer commercials. Everyone could tell he was special and loved him. For Milwaukee Brewer fans I know that it will never be the same listening to games. I'm an old lifelong Dodgers fan and it's never been the same after Vin Scully passed. My sincere condolences.
Appreciate that man. It definitely sucks. Hard to explain what this man meant to our city
Those of us of a specific generation always enjoyed listening to Dizzy Dean and Pee Wee Reese call games for the Game of the Week during the early 60s. I'd work in the garden all morning just to get a chance to watch them while I shelled peas and butter beans. Uecker was one of the great announcers I always enjoyed watching even though not necessarily a Brewers fan, but I became one thanks to Ueck. And never missed him on Carson and the celebrity roasts he did. He may be gone but he will never be forgotten by many of us ol' farts.
Great piece! Bob Costas is a class act!
Little known in Uecker's resume is his spot in the movie "Fatal Instinct". He does the play-by-play of a nutty courtroom scene, completely improvising as the action is happening. The DVD of the movie has a couple outtakes from that scene, and you can hear the crew laughing as he finishes.
The Brewers will be going all the way this year as a tribute to him
I can only wish.
Two statues at brewer stadium. He will be there for a long time
No we aren’t lol I don’t think we are gonna be good tbh
@@YooperHatesOhioState yeah we will probably not be bad but be around 500
@@YooperHatesOhioState also Pat Murphy is one of the best managers in the game and can turn anyone into a good player
Everyone should hope that they meet a man a great as this, in their lifetime!
I spent so many hours sitting on the riverbank with Ueck playing on the radio next to me. This one stings.
Just a down to earth guy who loved baseball and made it his life!
One word describes Bob Uecker....LEGEND
Love him
Love you, Bob.
Uecker was the best.
Not a Bucks fan , not a big baseball fan but I am a Bob Uecker fan. His talents transcended the game RIP
R.I.P Mr.uecker Mr. Baseball ⚾️
🥺.....😢as an old soul Brewers fan since 2008.....im heattbroken.......😭"GET UP GET UP GET OUTTA HERE AND GOOOONNNEEE AND THE BREWERS HAVE THE LEEEAAAADDD!!!!!!!!!!" 😭 RIP Mr. Uecker.....thanks for making me smile at 7 years old....
What a wonderful interview. Speaking of regional games, I dread the day when Buck Martinez won’t be in the booth for Blue Jay games.
Uecker had class, like Johnny Carson
Thanks for the laughs Mr. Uecker you'll be missed dearly by all
I think Mr Ueckers headstone should read something like “I’m not really gone, I’m Juuuust a bit outside” RIP Legend.
Mr Costas, come to Milwaukee. Bob Uecker would've wanted you to. You could tell the best story of Bob. And the legend would live on always.
I'm really going to miss him
No matter what is said about this legend, he was good enough to make it into the major league. Very few can say that.