“Bob Uecker was on the call.” It was a voice that tied generations together, beginning every spring. “Back in ‘76, my first Brewer game, we were in Oakland, California,” said Bishop.

The Milwaukee Brewers will honor the late Bob Uecker with a special Celebration of Life event on Aug. 24. Uecker, who served as the voice of the Brewers for 54 years, passed away in January.

"Get up, get up, get outta here, gone for Vinny Capra," Grindle called, referring to one of Uecker's longtime sayings. For Ueck 💙 @lanegrindle paid tribute to Mr. Baseball with his call of our ...

American Family Field is adorned in Bob Uecker tributes for the home opener Monday, including a giant banner in the upper reaches of the ballpark invoking Uecker's famous Miller Lite ad campaign ...

Milwaukee Brewers fans honored Bob Uecker before the team's home opener against the Kansas City Royals on Monday by shouting their best Uecker home run calls.. The beloved broadcaster who died in ...

The Milwaukee Brewers were hit with some sad news during the offseason when legendary radio broadcaster Bob Uecker passed away at the age of 90 on January 16. He had battled cancer for several years.

MILWAUKEE (WTMJ) — There was no one quite like Bob Uecker—with his vibrant personality, his humor and, of course, his iconic voice. No one told the story of Milwaukee Brewers baseball better ...

The crew is announcing how it will honor Bob Uecker, who passed away earlier this year. The team plans to hold a celebration of life for the broadcasting legend. It’ll also have new pins, shirts ...

MILWAUKEE — There was no one quite like Bob Uecker—with his vibrant personality, his humor and, of course, his iconic voice.No one told the story of Milwaukee Brewers baseball better than Uecker.

MILWAUKEE — There was no one quite like Bob Uecker—with his vibrant personality, his humor and, of course, his iconic voice.No one told the story of Milwaukee Brewers baseball better than Uecker.

MILWAUKEE (WTMJ) — There was no one quite like Bob Uecker—with his vibrant personality, his humor and, of course, his iconic voice. No one told the story of Milwaukee Brewers baseball better ...