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Eno Seris here with you. Continuing the first base position preview, but the start of today's episode is on hold as we learned of the passing of Bob Yucer at the age of 90 years old, a legend in baseball and just in the entertainment world overall. The voice of the brewers, no longer with us. And, you know, I think of all the

baseball memories I have that I wasn't watching on TV, but I was listening, either just

playing with my dog outside, going for a walk, driving in the car, going all the places

where you can't quite take the screen with you.

Bob's voice was there the entire time.

He was the guy painting the picture, telling great stories, and basically just being a through line to so many parts of our lives.

If you grew up a Brewers fan or even if you just grew up a baseball fan in more recent times

could just jump in on the broadcast, just a joy to listen to each and every day.

And it's surreal to think that he's gone.

It's a day that you knew as a fan could always come, but you wished it would never happen.

Yeah, it's a sad day.

I was just listening to him call a game in Pittsburgh where the furries were in town.

There's a furry convention in town.

And, you know, it's just an inning of work, but it was, it's really good if you can find it.

Because one of the things I think it kind of shows about Bob is that

he would be so funny and he'd be he'd be making fun of people or making fun of a situation or

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