Aged perfectly

this dude was really good. definitely on the what-if alltime list. beat mjs bulls early on in 80s. as mentioned in video was in the elite of the elite for a short stint while playing against the likes of bird, erving, gervin, magic, etc. he wud be somethin else in todays game. would play 1-4 back then. hed be perfect for now - even better than he was then. itd be easy.

Wish I can go back to this time.

Look up the definition of "Class Act" and you will understand the character of Bob Uecker.

0:29 Joe Sigma

4:07... How did Manning not know Molitor was on deck? What a crock of 💩

Kratz Is A Big Time Republican Now, Lost All Respect For Him

I fit right in! 😂😂

Still til this day, The Brewers only World Series appearance.

She had longer hair back then.

I really REALLY miss Jim calling the Bucks games to this day

Juuuuuuussst a bit outside.........

I hate Peter Feigen. Dude wanted to relocated the team. He's just a little chubby sleezy business man

How many fantasy points would this have been

Where's Paul Molitor?

Where's Paul Molitor

This video hits me so hard. “Mr. Jim” has seen so much bad damn basketball and I watched it with him. I’m so happy his last year was capped off with a title. Poetic.

Warning: don't bother watching...it's more Costas than Uecker

My dad always told me this was true, but this is the first time I have confirmation haha

I remember this,but didn't stay up to watch it all. I went to bed in the 22nd inning

Nelson looks great since he left basketball. Good for him.. He always looked like stroke waiting to happen.

Great Wisconsinite

It was the morning of April 7th, 1970 and I was sitting in Ms. Duval's third-grade classroom at St. Augustine’s grade school when a knock on the door interrupted the class. My father, a factory worker and dedicated Pabst Blue Ribbon enthusiast, had come to pull me out of school for the day. He had scored two left-field bleacher seats for the inaugural game in Milwaukee Brewers history. We played hooky together, but the Brewers lost 12-0 to the California Angels. Still, at 9 years old, I became an avid fan. That day sparked a tradition of skipping school to attend countless Opening Days. I vividly remember driving west at the intersection of Oklahoma and Clement Avenue when Bob Uecker called the moment Cecil Cooper hit the go-ahead two-run single that clinched the AL pennant and the Brewers’ only trip to the World Series in 1982. The driver in the car traveling east pumped her fist in the air at the exact same time I did! The heartbreak of losing Game 7 to the Cardinals left a literal mark-a hole punched into the paneling of my bedroom wall. There hasn’t been anything quite like the relationship between Milwaukee and that 1982 team since. It was a season filled with great characters and unforgettable memories.

God I hated these guys as a Sox fan but what a lineup and Robin Yount from 18 years old on, was the standard bearer for a city and a team that never had the monetary advantages that would have got them over the hump. That’s baseball history with that group. Just incredible memories for any baseball fan

Ricky was nice in 2010 I’ll give him that.

He is such a cute baby.

You are so so adorable Grayson. I love you!

The wall bangers lost to the Cardinals in the world series that year.

Manning did the right thing. You are up there to hit.

My aunt enrolled me and my cousin in one of his basketball camps he had in Columbus. Best time of my life. Even if the court he is a cool dude.

Marques Johnson won the first ever dunk contest in the NCAA.

He still made it to “The Show”. That’s impressive even if you only got one at bat. Still made it.

If you really listen closely in the speed she says councs I’m kidding not sure if it was written a long time ago or what the deal was there.

Raymond? Is that you?

Is that Jordan Stolz at the 2:32 mark?I was so happy to that Bonnie won her 500 in Calgary in 1988 and setting a world record in front of her Dad.I hope that Blair is on the team in Milan.

I’m from Ellsworth i was there😢 we were 13-0 unfair there recruiting

21:45 he was like: yeah I'm ready

Once in a Lifetime do get somebody like this.

Beautiful

Hank Aaron, Bob Uecker, and Joe Torre all played here in my hometown of Eau Claire, WI as part of the Eau Claire Bears (later named Eau Claire Braves) in the minor leagues at Carson Park stadium. There's a statue of Hank Aaron in front of the stadium that was put up in the 90s. Hank Aaron returned here for the unveiling and it was quite the spactacle (video of the day can be found on KZbin). There is a great book about Aaron's time spent in Eau Claire called A Summer Up North; it's worth a read for any baseball fan. If you're ever in the area it's worth the effort to try and catch a game at Carson Park. It's a great old stadium in a unique park (being built on peninsula, surrounded by a beautiful park and small oxbow lake. It feels like the good-ol days watching games there. The Eau Claire Express of the Northwoods League play collegiate baseball there now. Wonderful history and atmosphere that can't be found at most modern parks.

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Gdam woman.... She's 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 AF

My favorite batting stance was Ben Oglivie.

We love Uecker in Milwaukee.

Love Bob Uecker

Well that's interesting.

And nowadays people can't even mute themselves when they actually have to cough in a zoom meeting

I’m from Wisconsin and idk how to pronounce some of these

His last game was on my birthday how funny, thank you Ryan Braun for all these great years