CHIPPEWA COUNTY, Wis. (WEAU) - A Chippewa County man is using his backyard to pay tribute to a sports broadcasting legend.

The Brewers will occasionally go north of the 25,000 number for a smaller giveaway like the commemorative Bob Uecker pin Aug. 24. Expert MLB daily picks: Unique MLB betting insights only at USA TODAY ...

Most teams offer giveaways to 15,000 fans or less. The Brewers will occasionally go north of the 25,000 number for a smaller giveaway like the commemorative Bob Uecker pin Aug. 24.

The Official Site of Major League BaseballBy the 1999s, County Stadium was nearing the end of its lifespan just as Major League Baseball was experiencing a building boom, sparked by the Orioles’ ...

Remembering Bob Uecker; José Ramírez on top; Guardians’ international free agents (Podcast) ‘Mr. Baseball’ Bob Uecker, Brewers announcer, dies at 90 ...

MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee Brewers will honor the life and legacy of Bob Uecker with a public event on Aug. 24 at American Family Field. Uecker passed away in January.

Everywhere you looked on Opening Day at American Family Field in Milwaukee, there was Bob Uecker — if not in body, certainly in spirit. Uecker passed away in January at age 90 after more than 50 ...

Bob Uecker 'Celebration of Life' at American Family Field, Aug. 24 The Milwaukee Brewers will honor the life and legacy of Bob Uecker with a public event on Aug. 24 at American Family Field.

Uecker already is planning a farewell bobblehead. “My last bobblehead, this is what I want,” the Hall of Fame radio voice of the team said. “It’s going to be a box. The top will open.

MILWAUKEE – The Milwaukee Brewers today revealed the highly-anticipated full promotional giveaway schedule for the 2025 season, highlighted by 17 gate giveaways and the return of many fan-favorite ...

The late Bob Uecker's reach extends well beyond Milwaukee Brewers radio broadcasts. Let's run down his pop-culture appearances and famous one-liners.

Bob Uecker died at 90 years old. Getty Images What are you doing this morning? Do yourself a favor: Spend a few minutes on the Internet to watch Bob Uecker’s 2003 Hall of Fame induction speech.