Former Milwaukee Brewers player Charlie 'Butch' Moore passed away

Member of the 1982 Milwaukee Brewers World Series team, Charlie “Butch” Moore dies at 72

MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WKOW) − Charlie "Butch" Moore, a longtime Milwaukee Brewers player and member of the 1982 World Series team, died at age 72. The Brewers held a moment of silence for Moore before their game against Dodgers at American…

Charlie Moore, Brewer who made huge defensive play in 1982, dies at 72

Charlie Moore, whose 14-year career with Milwaukee included an unforgettable throw in the 1982 ALCS, has died at age 72 according to the Brewers.

Former Milwaukee Brewers player Charlie 'Butch' Moore passed away

Former Milwaukee Brewers player, Charlie "Butch" Moore passed away, Alabama Sports Hall of Fame announced on Sunday.

Charlie Moore Passes Away

Longtime Brewers catcher and outfielder Charlie Moore passed away on Saturday at age 72, as per a media release from the team.  Moore spent 14 of his 15 Major League seasons in a Milwaukee uniform, spending only his 15th and final season with the Blue Jays in 1987. Beginning his big league career in 1973, Moore spent his first few seasons backing up Darrell Porter at the catcher position while also getting a good chunk of playing time as a corne…

Milwaukee Brewers: Wall Of Honor Inductee Charlie Moore Passed Away, Age 72

The recent Milwaukee Brewers teams are among the best and most beloved in franchise history. This recent run of success, though, was at one time a pipe dream to fans in Milwaukee, who had not seen the Brewers make the MLB postseason in any season between 1982 and 2007.As a result, the 1982 Brewers team, which remains the only one in franchise history to advance all the way to the World Series, remains one that is highly regarded and admired by f…