Tagged Bob Uecker

Has it already been a week? We love ya, Bob. We still can't believe you're gone. Here's a message of gratitude from the Uecker family, which was released on Friday: A MESSAGE OF GRATITUDE FROM THE UECKER F...

Ninety years, 11 months, and three weeks into his impressive Iron Man streak of not dying, the inevitable happened to Bob Uecker. Death is still batting 1.000. I know Ueck could come up with funnier lines than ...

Bob Uecker has died. The voice of the Milwaukee Brewers, the star of Mr. Belvedere, the highlight of the Major League franchise, the dedicated pitchman of beer, the dry humor king, the go-to Carson guest, th...

Updated from an original 2019 post. Happy birthday, Ueck! The ultimate Brewer happens to be Bob Uecker, which is kind of odd since he never played a game for the team. Sure, today's birthday boy drove in eig...

Are you famous? No way. Like, zero chance. From what we understand, though, it's just the best: stretch limousines, fancy cocktail parties, hanging out with Steven Seagal, etc. But it can also be very taxing...

What can we say about Bob Uecker that we haven't said 8,000 times before? The Milwaukee Brewers radio broadcaster is a living legend, a national treasure, an absolute delight. He's been behind the Brewers mic f...

Bob Uecker didn't hit a home run in September of 1967, but his buddy Clete did. And that was good enough for Ueck. Some background: A Honda dealership in Atlanta was running a promotion for the players in th...