Birthday: January 26, 1934 (Aquarius)
Born In: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Birthday: January 26, 1934 (Aquarius)
Born In: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Birthday: January 26, 1934 (Aquarius)
Born In: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
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Also Known As: Robert George Uecker
Age: 90 Years, 90 Year Old Males
Spouse/Ex-: Judy Uecker (m. 1976–2001)
father: August Uecker
mother: Mary Schultz
children: Bob Uecker Jr., Leann Uecker, Steve Uecker, Sue Ann Uecker
Height: 6'1" (185 cm), 6'1" Males
U.S. State: Wisconsin
City: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Bob Uecker is known for his multi-faceted career as a former professional baseball player, sportscaster, and actor.
Bob Uecker became famous for his humor and wit, both as a player and as a broadcaster for the Milwaukee Brewers.
Bob Uecker's catchphrase, "Get up, get up, get outta here, gone!" is often used to describe home runs hit by Brewers players.
Bob Uecker has appeared in several popular movies, including "Major League" and its sequels, where he played the character Harry Doyle.
Some memorable moments from Bob Uecker's broadcasting career include his humorous anecdotes, witty commentary, and iconic calls during Brewers games.
Bob Uecker once wrestled a bear during a promotional event at a minor league baseball game, showcasing his adventurous spirit and sense of humor.
Despite being known for his baseball career, Uecker also had a successful career as a comedian and actor, appearing in popular sitcoms like "Mr. Belvedere" and in the "Major League" movie series.
Uecker is known for his self-deprecating humor, often poking fun at his own baseball skills and broadcasting blunders, endearing him to fans and audiences alike.
Uecker is a passionate animal lover and has raised awareness for various animal welfare causes, demonstrating his caring and compassionate nature beyond his public persona.
Uecker has a knack for storytelling and has written several books sharing his humorous anecdotes and experiences, showcasing his creativity and talent beyond the baseball field.
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