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Title: Offbeat, Irrevernt, Humorous
Review: Baseball's Bob Uecker describes his years in baseball and many humorous occurrences during his playing and announcing days. Fans will get many chuckles along with a few insights into the game and its personalities. As many know, Uecker was a man of limited talents who hung around for six seasons (1962-1967) as a backup catcher with the Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves, St. Louis Cardinals and Phildelphia Phillies. Granted his wit was more gifted than his athletic ability; fans are therefore no doubt lucky this is so. His career as a self-efacing celebrity and announcer for the Milwaukee Brewer has lasted decades since this book arrived in 1982. Besides, how many other .200 hitters practically owned Sandy Koufax? Occasionally it's hard to know when Uecker is serious or joking. Still, these pages should leave readers chuckling.
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