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'He's smiling': Yelich pays tribute to beloved Uecker after Brewers' title

Newseze Wire·Thu, Oct 29, 4:17 PMWire: ESPN Top
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'He's smiling': Yelich pays tribute to beloved Uecker after Brewers' title

Brewers captain Christian Yelich paid tribute to beloved franchise icon Bob Uecker, who died in January, as the team celebrated its first World Series title.

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