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Growing up North of the border he was the first legitimate superstar I was exposed to from the world of baseball.

It was him and Johnny Bench as the best catcher in baseball for a lot of the 1970's, and he was hands-down the best in the 80's.

He will be missed.

That was a shame. He was the favorite player of my best friend in grade school.

On the plus side, his autographed Gray Carter rookie card just got a lot more valuable.