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Uecker's tenure as a Brewers broadcaster (54 years as of the 2024 season) is the second-longest continuous tenure with one team among active Major League Baseball announcers, trailing only Kansas City Royals broadcaster Denny Matthews (1969–present).
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- January 26, 1934
Jun 2, 2022 · The legendary Brewers broadcaster shares his story of overcoming three surgeries, a positive COVID-19 test and losing his daughter to ALS in 2022. He plans to continue calling games until he can't and cherishes his time with the team.
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Jan 26, 2024 · The legendary Brewers broadcaster and former catcher reflects on his career, his health and his plans for the future. He shares his memories of playing in Milwaukee, working with Bud Selig and Mark Attanasio, and starring in movies and ads.
- Adam Mccalvy
2.6M views 10 years ago. Bob Uecker is inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, receiving the Ford C. Frick award for broadcasting for the Milwaukee Brewers ...more.
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Mar 4, 2023 · The legendary broadcaster shares stories, jokes and wisdom with players and fans as he enters his 89th year. Learn about his documentary project, his friendship with Freddy Peralta and his Spring Training memories.
Bob Uecker is the 2003 Ford C. Frick Award winner for his contributions to baseball broadcasting. He is also known for his comedy appearances on TV and radio, his roles in "Major League" movies and his six seasons in the majors.
