Cory Booker, delivering a speech that bypassed the 24-hour mark in the Senate chamber Tuesday, made a Bob Uecker reference during one anecdote.

The Milwaukee Brewers are honoring Bob Uecker ahead of their home opener as the iconic radio announcer died back in January 2025. For 54 years, Uecker was the voice of the Brewers, and his absence is felt by players,

Milwaukee Brewers fans honored Bob Uecker before the team's home opener Monday by shouting their best Uecker home run calls.

Fans share memories and emotions at multiple memorial sites across American Family Field, marking the first Opening Day without the voice of Milwaukee baseball.

The Brewers home opener will be without longtime broadcaster Bob Uecker, who died in January at age 90.

Sommerfeld said Uecker had natural talent—making any situation fun—but beyond the booth, it was his ability to connect with fans that truly captivated hearts. Uecker had a big heart, fulfilling dozens of Make-A-Wish requests and even taking time to speak with a heart patient who was struggling.

There was no one quite like Bob Uecker—with his vibrant personality, his humor and, of course, his iconic voice. No one told the story of Milwaukee Brewers baseball better than Bob. For 54 years, he transported us from our living rooms right onto the diamond.

The Brewers home opener on Monday led to more than just fans back in the stadium -- a Glendale man proposed in front of the Bob Uecker

The Bob'r. The Mayville man created a custom-built Harley-Davidson in honor of the late Bob Uecker. "Everyone’s