Milwaukee Brewers celebrate World Series win, honoring Bob Uecker's legacy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 3:29 AM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026
The Milwaukee Brewers captured their first World Series title since 1982. Bob Uecker, the iconic broadcaster and former player who passed away in January 2025, remains a significant part of the team's history. He called games for the Brewers for 54 seasons, connecting generations of fans to the team. The Brewers honored Uecker during the celebration, reflecting his enduring influence on Milwaukee baseball. His family expressed pride in the team's achievement, noting Bob would have been proud.
- •Brewers win their first World Series title since 1982
- •Bob Uecker was a broadcaster for 54 years
- •Uecker passed away in January 2025, before the championship
- •The team honored Uecker during the World Series celebration
- •Uecker's family shared their pride in the Brewers' success
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"Bob Uecker was a major league catcher, a Hall of Fame broadcaster, a comedian and an actor. Above all, he was Milwaukee’s baseball storyteller for 54 seasons, making the Brewers feel like home to generations of fans.
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