We don't often stray and use this in other walks of life, but in the aftermath of the death of baseball legend Bob Uecker, that phrase really felt most fitting. Bob Uecker left everything on the ...

But talking to (Uecker) one-on-one was tough." Uecker spent 54 years as a Brewers broadcaster, and his presence will be missed by the entire baseball community. Bob Uecker cast the widest net any ...

Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich's eyes were red from crying Thursday night, but it wasn't the team's 4-2 loss to the New York Mets in the winner-take-all Game 3 of the wild-card ...

Bob Uecker completed his ... fairly recent interaction he had with Uecker in which the baseball icon explained what he wanted to see in a final bobblehead depicting him. "I know this is going ...

The tributes are pouring in for Bob Uecker, “Mr. Baseball,” the ... tributes was how much people loved being around and talking to Uecker. Jonathan Lucroy, the former Brewers catcher, said ...

This past summer, at Milwaukee's American Family Field, "Harry Doyle Bobblehead Night" brought the Uecker faithful out in force. Asked his favorite "Bob Uecker line," he replied, "'Juuuuust a bit ...

And that loss really hit Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich when he spoke one-on-one with legendary broadcaster Bob Uecker ... it was talking to (Uecker). That's kind of a tough one.