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Bob Uecker Autographs

Bob Uecker, born on January 26, 1934, gained fame in the world of baseball for his impressive performance as a catcher. He played for six teams throughout his career, including the Milwaukee Braves, St. Louis Cardinals, and Philadelphia Phillies. Uecker's professional baseball career began in 1962 when he signed a contract with the Milwaukee Braves. He quickly proved his prowess on the field, earning the National League Gold Glove award for his outstanding fielding in 1967.
Uecker's sports career was not limited to playing, however. During the off-season, he began working as a sportscaster for local radio and television stations. This eventually led to him landing the role of the play-by-play announcer for the Milwaukee Brewers in 1971. His position as a sportscaster was a defining point in his career, as he became known for his sharp wit and entertaining commentary during broadcasts. Uecker continues to serve as the Brewers' radio announcer to this day, earning him national recognition and induction into the National Radio Hall of Fame.
Bob Uecker's love for baseball extended beyond the playing field and the broadcast booth. He was also a comedic actor, perhaps best known for his role as Harry Doyle in the movie "Major League." Uecker's charisma and wit made him a beloved figure in the sports world, as well as in the entertainment industry. He has received numerous accolades for his contributions to baseball and broadcasting, including the Ford C. Frick Award in 2003 for his outstanding contributions to baseball broadcasting. Uecker remains a beloved figure in the world of sports, known for his humor, humility, and dedication to the game.
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Current items with a signature of Bob Uecker

These are the most current items with a signature of Bob Uecker that were listed on eBay and on other online stores - click here for more items.

PictureItem TitlePriceStore
thumbnail1962 Topps Bob Uecker RC #594 with autograph$1,004.17logo
thumbnailBob Uecker 1963 Topps #126 Autographed Card$145.00logo
thumbnailBob Uecker 5x7 Signed Photo$50.00logo
thumbnailBOB UECKER AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED HALL OF FAME BASEBALL MILWAUKEE BREWERS RARE COA$399.95logo
thumbnailBob Uecker Baseball ROOKIE ERA Signed Auto Autograph Index Card JSA HOF$144.90logo
thumbnailBob Uecker Milwaukee Brewers "Mr Baseball" Autographed 5x7 Photo PSA SLABBED #3$141.49logo
thumbnailBob Uecker Signed 1999 Ticket Milwaukee Brewers - COA JSA$227.50logo
thumbnailBob Uecker Signed 2000 Ticket Milwaukee Brewers - COA JSA$227.50logo
thumbnailBob Uecker Signed Auto Index Card PSA DNA Gem Mint 10$207.49logo
thumbnailBOB UECKER VOICE OF THE BREWERS SHEETS YOST HOF SIGNED AUTO BREWERS CAP HAT JSA$399.99logo

Traded items with a signature of Bob Uecker

The most expensive item with a signature of Bob Uecker (Bob Uecker as Harry Doyle Bobblehead w/Box AUTOGRAPHED ONE OF A KIND HISTORY) was sold in June 2025 for $5,000.00 while the cheapest item (BOB UECKER PHILLIES AUTOGRAPHED CARD) found a new owner for $0.99 in October 2012. The month with the most items sold (79) was January 2025 with an average selling price of $200.00 for an autographed item of Bob Uecker. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in June 2023 with $624.47 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $5.99 was May 2008. In average, an autographed item from Bob Uecker is worth $50.00.

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Most recently, these items with a signature of Bob Uecker were sold on eBay - click here for more items.

PictureItem TitlePriceStore
thumbnail1963 Topps #126 Bob Uecker Signed 2nd Year Card Autograph Auto PSA 5/7 Brewers$799.00logo
thumbnail1964 Topps #543 Bob Uecker Autographed $115.00logo
thumbnailAutographed Topps 1963 Bob Uecker #126 Milwaukee Braves MLB Baseball card$300.00logo
thumbnailBOB UECKER Signed OBAL Baseball SWEET SPOT PSA AN 15075$749.99logo
thumbnailBob Uecker (Mr. Baseball) JSA Autographed 8x10 Photon W/ Howell Au$176.99logo
thumbnailBob Uecker Autographed 1966 TOPPS #91$115.00logo
thumbnailBob Uecker Autographed Mlb Baseball And 1967 Topps Card$119.99logo
thumbnailBob Uecker Hand-Signed 8.5x11 Photo MLB Catcher & Sportscaster (Brewers)$95.00logo
thumbnailBob Uecker Milwaukee Brewers "Mr Baseball" Autographed 5x7 Photo PSA SLABBED #2$152.49logo
thumbnailBob Uecker PSA DNA Signed 1978 TCC Braves Autograph$320.50logo
thumbnailBob Uecker Signed & autograph Baseball with JSA COA$154.30logo
thumbnailBob Uecker signed 3x5 Index Card JSA Certified Autograph Brewers Baseball LOA$125.00logo
thumbnailBOB UECKER Signed Rawlings Official American League Baseball , Front Row Ins.$139.99logo
thumbnailBob Uecker- Original Autograph$250.00logo
thumbnailCatcher In The Wry Bob Uecker Mickey Herskowitz 1982 HC Putnam Blue DJ Signed$269.99logo

Latest News about Bob Uecker

Brewers to wear Bob Uecker patch on 2025 uniforms to 'honor his memory whenever (02/10/2025): The legendary Brewers broadcaster died in January Go to news article Bob Uecker left it all on the field: In honor of the broadcaster who was so much (01/16/2025): The baseball world lost Bob Uecker on Thursday. It was our pleasure to have him for 90 years Go to news article Bob Uecker dies at 90: Iconic Brewers broadcaster called games for 54 years, sta (01/16/2025): Uecker was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2003 Go to news article Legendary Brewers announcer Bob Uecker shouts 'I peed my pants' during division (09/19/2024): The Brewers had quite a wild party to commemorate their NL Central crown, including some non-alcoholic beverages for Jackson Chourio Go to news article Uecker honored for 50 years as voice of Brewers (09/26/2021): Bob Uecker, who joined the Milwaukee Brewers broadcast team in 1971, was honored in a pregame ceremony Saturday in front of family, friends, former players and team employees. Go to news article

Older News Stories about Bob Uecker

Bob Uecker will call Brewers home games in shortened 2020 season, his 50th in th (06/2020): Amid a pandemic, the 86-year-old broadcaster will be going to work Go to news article Norm Macdonald has an expletive-ridden story about Bob Uecker's foul mouth (03/2015): This seems likely. Norm's thoughts on the former baseball player and sportscaster begin around the 1:30 mark. Go to news article Top celebrity birthdays for January 26, 2015 include Bob Uecker, Ellen DeGeneres (01/2015): Your daily list of celebrity and historical birthdays for January 26, 2015 Go to news article Shockingly, Bob Uecker was not the best scout in the history of baseball (07/2014): If I knew it was gonna be this kind of party I would've stuck my scouting reports in the mashed potatoes. Go to news article Sports in a minute: Bob Uecker talks ballparks (06/2014): UECKER TALKS BALLPARKS Longtime Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker, who starred in the movie "Major League" was quoted in The Eagle-Tribune earlier this year as saying Fenway Park is his favorite baseball stadium to visit and his least favorite Bob Uecker's radio partner with Milwaukee Brewers is Detroit native and Michigan (05/2014): Block is the No. 2 guy in the booth to Uecker, who has called Brewers baseball games on the radio since 1971 and is a legend in Milwaukee. Go to news article Access limited to Bob Uecker's last row statue (04/2014): The new statue of iconic Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker is so popular that access has to be limited. Bob Uecker hits Valley links for charity (03/2014): ABC15?s Dave Biscobing hit the links Tuesday in a charity golf tournament hosted by Bob Uecker to help raise money for the Make-A-Wish-Foundation. At long last Bob Uecker (02/2014): As boys growing up in Little Rock, my brothers and I could play baseball most of the year in the end of our cul-de-sac. And thus we did. Bob Uecker: ‘Major League IV’ Movie In The Works (01/2014): Ricky “Wild Thing” Vaughn might soon return to the big screen. According to legendary broadcaster... Bob Uecker Took a Picture with WWE’s Bella Twins at a Cardinals Game (05/2013): Just a bit inside? Amirite? Happy birthday, Bob Uecker! (01/2013): Newsradio 620 WTMJ Brewers play-by-play announcer Bob Uecker, who was born in Milwaukee, reaches 78 years old today. Brewers unveil statue to Bob Uecker (08/2012): The Milwaukee Brewers honor broadcaster Bob Uecker Friday with a statue outside the club's stadium. Cut4: Bob Uecker meets the L.A. Kings in St. Louis (04/2012): Cut4: Bob Uecker meets the L.A. Kings in St. Louis Brewers to honour Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Uecker with statue at Miller Park (03/2012): SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Hall of Fame Broadcaster Bob Uecker is going to be honoured by the Milwaukee Brewers this summer with a statue outside Miller Park. Happy 77th birthday, Bob Uecker! (01/2012): Newsradio 620 WTMJ Brewers play-by-play announcer Bob Uecker, who was born in Milwaukee, reaches the "double-sevens" Thursday. Bob Uecker to Be Inducted into NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame (12/2011): WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Major League Baseball radio broadcaster and "the voice of the Milwaukee Brewers" Bob Uecker will be inducted into the NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame Ken Hambleton: Mr. Baseball Bob Uecker to speak in Lincoln on Friday (11/2011): Bob Uecker knows what the latest edition of the St. Louis Cardinals will go through. Bob Uecker to speak at UNL on Nov. 4 (10/2011): Bob Uecker, former Major League Baseball player, sportscaster, comedian and actor will be the next speaker in the Carson Lecture Series. Bob Uecker to receive award before Brewers game (05/2011): MILWAUKEE - Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker will be presented with the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters... Bob Uecker talks with SportScene 13's Bob Gallaher at Spring Training (03/2011): Milwaukee Brewers Hall of Fame radio announcer Bob Uecker will begin his 41st year behind the mic this week as the Brewers open the 2011 season. SportScene 13's Bob Gallaher caught up with "Mr. Baseball" at Brewers spring training in Arizona.