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Brewers Family Shares Pride in Team's World Series Berth
Loved ones of the longtime broadcaster reflect on Milwaukee's first appearance since 1982 and the lasting bond with fans and players.
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A Moment Decades in the Making
The Brewers are set to host the first game of the World Series on Friday, marking their initial trip there since 1982. This comes less than two years after the passing of their Hall of Fame voice at age 90.
A 54-Year Connection to Milwaukee
The broadcaster worked Brewers games across 54 years, including the 2023 and 2024 seasons while facing health challenges. Statues stand outside the ballpark and in the upper level seating area, while an 80-foot-wide and 100-foot-high mural marks his presence downtown. The family emphasized how the franchise, its supporters, and the city itself held special meaning throughout his career.
Gratitude Toward Players and Supporters
The family expressed thanks to the current roster for what they have accomplished and offered appreciation to the principal owner along with the manager. They also recognized the fans for preserving his spirit and the broadcast crew for continuing his influence in various ways. The statement highlighted a sense of elation mixed with the wish that he could witness this chapter firsthand.
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