Brewers manager reads touching Bob Uecker letter after team clinches postseason berth

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The Milwaukee Brewers became the first team in MLB this season to clinch a postseason berth following a 9-8 win over the St. Louis Cardinals.

Before celebrating in the locker room, the late Brewers broadcasting legend Bob Uecker, a Ford C. Frick Award recipient and member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame, was the focus of the moment.

Manager Pat Murphy told his "Brew Crew" that he had received a "letter today from Ueck." The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported the letter was handed to Murphy by owner Mark Attanasio, though it was described as a "tribute to Uecker," making it unclear if the broadcaster actually wrote it.

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An image of Bob Uecker is displayed during the Milwaukee Brewers' Bob Uecker celebration of life on Aug. 24, 2025 at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (IMAGN)

The message carried extra meaning for a group that last celebrated a postseason berth with Uecker in the clubhouse. Uecker died in January at age 90.

"Howdy, boys. Never a doubt you would get this invitation," Murphy read from the paper in a video posted by the Brewers on X. "You did it by believing. Really miss you guys, and I wish I was there. The God Almighty picked me to be on his team up here, albeit I’m the third catcher.

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"Told the big guy about you guys. You play hard every night. You’re not afraid to play for each other. He’s obviously very