MILWAUKEE — Bob Uecker, affectionately known as ‘Mr. Baseball’ and a cherished broadcaster for the Milwaukee Brewers, has passed away at the age of 90.

Uecker’s connection to baseball spanned decades, and he became a beloved figure in the sport, particularly in his home city of Milwaukee. He not only made a name for himself as a Major League Baseball player in the 1960s but transitioned into a wildly successful career in broadcasting that endeared him to fans.

His sharp wit and engaging personality endeared him to audiences, making him a standout voice in sports commentary. Uecker showcased a unique blend of humor and insight, which he shared during games for the Brewers, capturing the hearts of many generations of fans.

As a player, Uecker spent time with multiple teams, including the Milwaukee Braves, but it was his post-playing career that cemented his legacy in baseball history. Over the years, he earned numerous accolades for his contributions to the sport and was celebrated not just as a player and broadcaster, but also for his appearances in popular culture, including television and film.

His passing marks the end of an era for Milwaukee sports, and tributes are pouring in from across the baseball community in honor of Uecker’s profound impact on the game and its fans. His legacy will undoubtedly live on in the hearts of those who cherished his work and personality.

Uecker’s impact on baseball and its culture will be remembered for years to come, reflecting the joy he brought to countless fans during his lengthy career in the sport. His contributions have left an indelible mark that will not be forgotten.