Bob Uecker, Legendary Brewers Broadcaster, Dies at 90

Bob Uecker, the beloved voice of the Milwaukee Brewers and a Baseball Hall of Famer, passed away at the age of 90. Uecker was known for his five-decade broadcasting career, where he brought humor and insight to the game, earning the affectionate nickname 'Mr. Baseball' from Johnny Carson. Despite a modest playing career, Uecker's entertainment contributions included roles in the 'Major League' films and numerous television appearances. His passing comes as a surprise as he was still actively calling games until last season. Uecker's legacy extends beyond baseball, as he was also a dedicated philanthropist involved with several charities. The Brewers expressed their heartbreak over his loss, highlighting his role as the 'soundtrack of our summers.'