Bob Uecker

Bob Uecker, a celebrated and accomplished individual within the realm of professional baseball, embarked upon a six-season tenure in the major leagues, spanning a period of five years from 1962 to 1967. During this notable period, he donned the catcher's mitt for three distinct National League teams, each with its own rich history and tradition. The first of these teams was the Braves, who were based in the city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, before relocating to Atlanta, Georgia. The Braves, a storied franchise with a legacy of excellence, provided Uecker with a foundation for his early professional baseball endeavors.