Despite an obstructed view, Bob Uecker’s nosebleed seats at American Family Field are some of the Milwaukee Brewers’ most ...

GUMBY'S HELMET Robin Yount and Paul Molitor were the stars, but in many ways Jim Gantner epitomized the heart of the Brewers’ teams in the 1980s. After Gantner suffered a season-ending knee injury on ...

As they were filming me in my shop, they took notice of a few celebrities that I created hats for (Tiger Woods, Harrison Ford, Willie Nelson, Bob Uecker, Brett Favre, etc.).

Herrera, who has been widely considered to be one of the best young hitters in the organization for years, became the first catcher in the 144-year history of the Cardinals to hit three homers in a ...

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 ...

MAYVILLE, Wis. — Keith Argue calls it: The Bob’r. The Mayville man created a custom-built Harley-Davidson in honor of the late Bob Uecker. “Everyone’s going to miss him this season. It won ...

Bob Uecker -- the voice of the Brewers for 54 years -- passed away in January at the age of 90. He was a beloved figure in the organization over the last 54 years and will be missed.

WWE Superstar and multi-time world champion Seth Rollins believes that Buffalo Bills quarterback and NFL MVP Josh Allen has what it takes to be a pro wrestler.

Broadcasters who had distinctive personalities like Mel Allen, Red Barber, John Madden, Dandy Don Meredith, Bob Uecker, Harry Caray, Rosey Rosewell, Harry Kalas and Dizzy Dean are a thing of the past.

Milwaukee Admirals to honor Bob Uecker; helmet sticker, plaid jerseys The Milwaukee Admirals announced on Wednesday, Jan. 22 the ways in which the team will honor Brewers broadcaster and Hall of ...

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Milwaukee Admirals will pay tribute to Milwaukee icon and Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker throughout the season following his passing on Thursday, Jan. 16.

Bob Uecker was a comedian even during his playing days. The native of Milwaukee signed his first professional contract with the hometown Braves in 1956 and began his big-league career in 1962.