If ever there was a classic commercial, this one would be it in my book. Mr. Baseball, Bob Uecker's Front Row commercial for Miller Lite! Directed by Bob Gir...

Jan 16, 2025 · The Brewers sell obstructed-view seats near the new Uecker statue for $1 apiece on game days. "It's pretty cool," Uecker said after climbing the steps to meet his match. There was a serious component to the frivolity.

"I must be in the front row!"Honoring the life and legacy of "Mr. Baseball" Bob Uecker.So many memorable quotes from Uecker throughout his life. Who can forg...

Aug 17, 1985 · This utterance, born in a beer commercial, has made a cult hero out of its owner--the ever-bungling, always seemingly lost Bob Uecker (whose seats end up, not in the front row but in the...

"I must be in the front roooooow." What a great commercial (He missed the) Tag line and "Series". I still use that line when I change seats or move at a event. LOL!!!

Classic spot from a classic campaign. Featuring Bob "Mr. Baseball" Uecker. Directed by Bob Giraldi. The guy whose seat Bob stole is Peter Jurasik of "Babylon...

Jan 22, 2014 · Brewers legendary broadcaster Bob Uecker will be receiving his second statue at Miller Park this season. But instead of being outside near his other bust, it'll be in the the upper deck's obstructed-view section better known as the "Uecker Seats."

1 day ago · In what became another famous catchphrase, Uecker replied, “I must be in the front row.” It turned out that his seat was in the nosebleed section. There is now a statue of Uecker in the last row of section 422 at American Family Field in Milwaukee. The Brewers sell obstructed view seats for $1 each near the statue.

A versatile talent, Uecker’s credits go far beyond guest appearances and play-by-play. In 1985, he launched a television acting career as one of the stars of ABC’s sitcom Mr. Belvedere, which aired 122 episodes. He also hosted two syndicated television shows, Bob Uecker’s Wacky World of Sports and Bob Uecker’s War of the Stars.

Apr 19, 2014 · At Miller Park, the home of the Milwaukee Brewers, his name is Bob Uecker. Everyone stops to say hi to him, and Uecker greets all with gusto.