Everywhere you looked on Opening Day at American Family Field in Milwaukee, there was Bob Uecker — if not in body, certainly in spirit. Uecker passed away in January at age 90 after more than 50 years as a Brewers broadcaster.

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.

A look at the pre-game ceremonies that recognized legendary Milwaukee Brewers radio announcer Bob Uecker at American Family Field.

In a classy gesture, the Yankees honored Uecker with a large photo on the outfield scoreboard and a statement read by public address announcer Paul Olden. ESPN also paid tribute to Uecker prior to first pitch on opening day in New York and Brewers radio announcer Lane Grindle used Uecker's famous home run ca;

The Milwaukee Brewers were conducting a moment of silence before their home opener to honor Bob Uecker when one fan decided keeping quiet wasn’t the best way to pay tribute

The Milwaukee Brewers have already done tons of different things to honor longtime radio broadcaster, Bob Uecker, who died earlier this year. From a plaid field in Spring Training to a special patch the Crew will wear all season,