Cooper Pratt homers for Brewers as Joe Davis channels Bob Uecker
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 5:37 PM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026
In a tight World Series game on October 28, 2026, Cooper Pratt's home run in the 12th inning initially put the Milwaukee Brewers in a strong position. Fox announcer Joe Davis echoed Bob Uecker's famous call, referencing a storied moment in Brewers history. However, the Tampa Bay Rays rallied in the bottom of the 12th to negate the potential win for Milwaukee. Pratt, just 22 years old, recorded a four-hit game, becoming the first rookie to achieve this in a potential World Series clincher. The game showcased numerous historic references as fans and players paid homage to Uecker, who passed away before the 2025 season.
- •Cooper Pratt homers leading off the 12th for the Brewers.
- •Joe Davis revisits Bob Uecker's iconic call during the play.
- •Rays rally in the bottom of the 12th to tie the game.
- •Pratt joins history as the first rookie with four hits in a potential clincher.
- •Players honored Uecker during the Stand Up to Cancer promotion.
- 5:37 PMYahoo Sports — Fox announcer Davis invokes Bob Uecker's call on World Series homer
"Cooper Pratt's homer didn't wind up winning the World Series for the Brewers, but Joe Davis perfectly deployed Bob Uecker's famous radio call.
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