Brewers Honor Late Broadcaster Bob Uecker With Tribute Ceremony

The Milwaukee Brewers held a heartfelt celebration of life for legendary broadcaster Bob Uecker at American Family Field, attended by baseball greats and entertainers, honoring his 54 seasons as the team's voice and his deep connection to Milwaukee. All Brewers players wore jerseys with "UECK" instead of their names, and the event included a ceremonial first pitch by Uecker's son to Robin Yount, along with commemorative baseballs and bases. Former Brewers owner and MLB Commissioner Bud Selig recalled Uecker's transition from scout to broadcaster, highlighting his humor and impact on the franchise. Brewers shortstop Willy Adames, who shared a close relationship with Uecker, honored him with custom cleats featuring Uecker's iconic home run call and nickname, reflecting the broadcaster's wide influence. The Brewers, currently holding the best record in baseball, have been inspired by Uecker's legacy, with players and fans showing immense appreciation for the man synonymous with the team. The tribute underscored Uecker's beloved status in Milwaukee and his enduring legacy in baseball broadcasting.