MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Brewers catcher Jonathan Lucroy has been announced as a recipient of the 2015 "Bob Feller Act of Valor Awards." Lucroy and former MLB player George Brett are set to be ...

jasonjackson1975: What a great man. Never mind the baseball player, Bob Feller is truely a hero. RIP Bob! kwingjr: One of my luckiest moments at the ballpark was being able to watch an inning with ...

A host of players, managers and Cleveland Indians personnel attended the Memorial Service for legendary Indians pitcher Bob Feller at St. Paul's Episcopal Church on March 31, 2011.

R.I.P. Bob Uecker Bob Uecker became known as Mr. Baseball in Milwaukee. He played in the majors for six seasons hitting . with 14 home runs but was iconic and a Hall of Famer for his time as a ...

Bob Feller lost his fight with Leukemia and has left the baseball world in mourning. Feller was not only one of the all-time greatest pitchers, but a great man as well. Feller, who pitched for the ...

Legendary baseball pitcher Bob Feller's impact endures with the 1952 Topps #88 Bob Feller Auto PSA Authentic Autograph Sports Card now on the secondary market.

The Milwaukee Bucks are one of the most successful teams in the NBA over the last eight seasons. On Friday, the franchise announced the heartbreaking news that Bob Wanek had passed away at the age ...

Age 100, passed away on December 28, 2022 at Laurel Oaks in Glendale, Wisconsin. Born on June 22, 1922, to Joseph and Melvina Feller in Timisoara, Romania, Otto is survived by his devoted wife of ...

FELLER, ROBERT WILLIAM ANDREW “BOB” (3 November 1918-15 December 2010) was a Hall of Fame pitcher, and possibly the greatest player ever to put on a CLEVELAND INDIANS uniform. Feller was born in Van ...

MANITOWOC — Bob Feller was on a temporary, one-year contract to teach psychology at Manitowoc Lincoln High School in 1974 when the Ships boys tennis coach made an unexpected delivery in his office.

Bob Uecker with "60 Minutes" correspondent Jon Wertheim. CBS News Before serving 16 years as baseball's commissioner, Bud Selig owned the Brewers, and, in 1971, hired Uecker, misguidedly, as a scout.