Bill Krueger is employed by Wells Fargo Advisors as a financial advisor in Seattle, Washington. He is also the senior baseball analyst for Root Sports Northwest, covering the Seattle Mariners. He was joined at the network by former Mariners teammate Mike Blowers in 2007. With his wife Jo, Bill is a past Co-President of the Cure Autism Now Northwest chapter, now merged with Autism Speaks. Bill and Jo Krueger have publicly told the story of curing their daughter of autism. Bill experienced a Cardiac Arrest on August 10th, 2012 at the Redmond Pro Sports Club. Four Pro Sports Club employees worked together to assist in saving his life. He has since thanked them publicly for their efforts.

Bill spent 13 years in the Major Leagues, starting with Oakland in 1983 and ending with the Seattle Mariners. His last win in MLB was for the Seattle Mariners August 6, 1995 against Oakland in the Oakland Coliseum, where he had started his major league career. Bill attended the University of Portland before signing a baseball contract with Oakland and is a graduate of McMinnville High School in McMinnville Oregon.