The Walk of Fame commemorates some of the greatest names in Milwaukee Brewers & Milwaukee Braves baseball history. It is located on the plaza area outside of Miller Park, starting near the statues of Robin Yount and Henry Aaron. Each inductee is honored with a granite-shaped home plate set in the ground.
The Walk of Fame is selected by a committee of approximately 100 Wisconsin media members and Brewers officials. On-field personnel who wore a Brewers or Braves uniform for a minimum of three seasons but have been retired from playing/managing roles for at least three seasons are eligible for consideration. To be elected, nominees must receive 75% of the vote from all ballots received. Individuals must receive at least 5% of the vote to remain eligible in future years.
Class of 2007
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| Eddie Mathews | Warren Spahn | John Quinn |
Former Milwaukee Braves players Eddie Mathews and Warren Spahn and former Braves general manager John Quinn became the first non-Brewers inducted into the "Walk of Fame" at Miller Park.
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Class of 2005
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| Harvey Kuenn | Don Money |
Harvey Kuenn, who led the Brewers to the 1982 World Series, and Don Money, a player on that team and the current manager at Double-A Huntsville, became the latest men enshrined into the team's Walk of Fame. It was fitting that they went in on the same night.
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Class of 2004
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| Jim Gantner | Gorman Thomas |
Did Jim Gantner really think his old Brewers teammate Gorman Thomas would stand in front of the microphone and not take at least one shot at his co-honoree?
Not a chance.
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Class of 2003
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| Harry Dalton | Bob Uecker |
The stands at Helfaer Field, the youth facility outside Miller Park, were packed an hour and a half before Thursday's Brewers-Astros game for a ceremony honoring 2003 Brewers Walk of Fame inductees Bob Uecker and Harry Dalton.
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Class of 2002
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| Cecil Cooper | Bud Selig |
Former Brewers owner Bud Selig said being inducted into Milwaukee's "Walk of Fame" outside Miller Park alongside Brewers great Cecil Cooper brought back a lot of good memories.
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Class of 2001
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| Henry Aaron | Rollie Fingers | Paul Molitor | Robin Yount |
A certain Minnesota Twins coach and future Hall-of-Famer made his first visit to Milwaukee's Miller Park on Thursday, wearing a white and navy blue jersey with a big, red No. 4 sewn right on the middle of the back.
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