- Bob Boone, a seven-time Gold Glove catcher, died at age 78, according to his son.
- Boone was part of a three-generation major league family, with his sons Aaron and Bret also playing in the big leagues.
- He spent much of his career as a standout defensive catcher, earning praise for his skill behind the plate.
- His death drew tributes from across the baseball community as fans and former teammates remembered his long career.
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