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In the hit 1989 movie ... and ‘Eight Men Out.’” Uecker, who spent 54 seasons as the radio play-by-play man for the Milwaukee Brewers, reprised the role in “Major League II.” ...

first as a many-time guest on “The Tonight Show” and later in the “Major League” movie trilogy. “Saying goodbye to Bob shakes us all. He was so much more than a Milwaukee Brewers icon.

RIP to another Legend, Bob Uecker 🙏🏼#JustaBitOutside #HarryDoyle pic.twitter.com/K9jqiTwdka — RE2PECT2JETER (@RE2PECT2JETER) January 16, 2025 Matt Monagan "In ...

When the first “Major League” movie hit theaters in 1989 ... ability to balance humor with a genuine love for the game made these moments resonate deeply. Much of Uecker’s brilliance ...

He was 90. Uecker was known in the baseball and entertainment world for his role as boozy announcer Harry Doyle in the ‘Major League’ movies. His catchphrase “Juuusst a bit outside” is the ...

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I think, uh, I think anybody can hit 300, you know, I think for guys to stick around as long ... by-play announcer Harry Doyle in the "Major League" movie franchise. In 1983, KCRA 3 caught up ...

He had “Tonight Show” appearances with Johnny Carson, played George Owens in the 1980s sit-com “Mr. Belvedere,” played the great broadcaster Harry Doyle in the “Major League” movie ...

In addition to his lengthy career in broadcasting, Uecker showed off his comedic acting chops in the "Major League" movies and the sitcom "Mr. Belvedere." Uecker also made multiple appearances on ...