Bob Uecker, iconic Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster, dies at 90
Bob Uecker, beloved for his humor and dedication, passes away, marking the end of an era for Milwaukee Brewers fans and the baseball community.
Updated: 9:53 AM CST Jan 16, 2025
Bob Uecker, the iconic broadcaster and fondly known as “Mr. Baseball,” has passed away. The Milwaukee Brewers confirmed his passing, recognizing him for his decades-long tenure as the beloved voice of their team and his significant contributions to the sport. His legacy, marked by wit and an undeniable passion for baseball, leaves an indelible mark on the sports community. Robert George Uecker, began his career in Major League Baseball as a catcher, playing for teams including the Milwaukee Braves and St. Louis Cardinals. Following his playing career, Uecker embarked on a broadcasting journey that spanned over five decades. As the voice of the Milwaukee Brewers since 1971, Uecker’s humor and unique style resonated with fans across generations. In addition to his broadcasting success, Uecker was known for his work as an actor and comedian, making appearances on television and in films. His memorable one-liners and comedic timing were as much a part of his legacy as his baseball insights.Uecker has been honored with numerous accolades throughout his career, including induction into the National Radio Hall of Fame. His contributions to baseball extended off the field, with community involvement and charitable efforts.
MILWAUKEE —Bob Uecker, the iconic broadcaster and fondly known as “Mr. Baseball,” has passed away. The Milwaukee Brewers confirmed his passing, recognizing him for his decades-long tenure as the beloved voice of their team and his significant contributions to the sport.
His legacy, marked by wit and an undeniable passion for baseball, leaves an indelible mark on the sports community.
Robert George Uecker, began his career in Major League Baseball as a catcher, playing for teams including the Milwaukee Braves and St. Louis Cardinals.
Following his playing career, Uecker embarked on a broadcasting journey that spanned over five decades. As the voice of the Milwaukee Brewers since 1971, Uecker’s humor and unique style resonated with fans across generations.
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In addition to his broadcasting success, Uecker was known for his work as an actor and comedian, making appearances on television and in films. His memorable one-liners and comedic timing were as much a part of his legacy as his baseball insights.
Uecker has been honored with numerous accolades throughout his career, including induction into the National Radio Hall of Fame. His contributions to baseball extended off the field, with community involvement and charitable efforts.
