Josh Maurer

So it sounded like a great job.

Listen to those guys.

It was just such a joy.

So I was one of those rare people that at a young age kind of knew what he wanted to do.

And that's what was my North Star for my career, was trying to get to that point, to be in a booth to do what Harry Kalas did and Richie Ashburn did.

Yes, yes, we do.

We split it up.

We have the Bob Euchre setup still in the Milwaukee Brewers radio booth, which is there's two play-by-play guys, and you rotate.

One is always calling play-by-play, and the other is there essentially as a color analyst, but more as just a support.

You know, neither of us, there's three of us that work on Brewers radio now, Jeff Levering and Lane Grindle are the other two, and none of us

our former professional athletes or coaches.

So we, we, this was set up 55 years ago, just about by Bob Euchre.

The way that the Brewers booth operates, uh, is very conversational.

You're not doing a lot of analysis.

We try to bring humor to it the best we can in homage to Bob, although nobody can be Bob.

Right.

And we are, uh,

We're trying to just have a fun three-hour broadcast every night that people are going to enjoy listening to.

So yeah, it's a rotation.

And I'm the low man on the totem pole, so I call the fewest innings when I'm on, and I'll do the pregame and the postgame show.