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In the hearts of his teammates, Gary Carter was perceived not just as a colleague but as a brother. His leadership on the field was recognized when former players spoke of their experiences with him. The respect he garnered was built on more than just skill; it was about how he connected with his teammates. Even during the challenging 1980s, when the Mets struggled with their identity, Carter's presence behind the plate was a beacon of hope.
The Hall of Fame: A Dream Realized