The world lost a baseball legend in January when Milwaukee Brewers announcer Bob Uecker died aged 90. He was the voice of the Brewers for over five decades and a late-night staple on Johnny Carson. He also did stints in movies and television.

We're certain the Brewers and MLB will do something to honor Uecker this season (in fact, this writer got tickets for Brewer's opening day just to be there for it).

The Wisconsin Assembly recently introduced and passed a resolution to honor Uecker and one state representative botched Uecker's famous home run call.

This so totally dates us, but that's the first thing this writer thought of, too.

And now that darned song is stuck in her head.

This was the second thing this writer thought of.

 {ai:summary}<p>Bob Uecker, the iconic Milwaukee Brewers announcer, passed away at 90. Celebrated for his five-decade tenure with the team and appearances on Johnny Carson, Uecker's legacy is being honored, including a resolution by the Wisconsin Assembly. </p><p>However, a Democrat lawmaker mistakenly referred to Uecker's famous home run call, leading to public ridicule and memes. The mix-up highlights a disconnect with Uecker's legacy among some politicians. #sports</p>

Swing and a MISS! Wisconsin State Rep. Honors Bob Uecker by BOTCHING His Signature Home Run Call (WATCH)

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