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Tim McCarver's greatest playing success came with the St. Louis Cardinals. In 1966, he named to the all star team. In 1967, he finished second to teammate Orlando Cepeda for the National League Most Valuable Player award. He was a member of two World Series championships during his time in St. Louis, and fostered a relationship with young pitcher Steve Carlton that would keep him in the major leagues later in his career.

McCarver finished his career as the personal catcher for Steve Carlton for the Phllies in the late 1970s. He retired after the 1979 season to begin a broadcasting career. McCarver briefly returned to duty in September 1980 so he could play in four different decades.

As a broadcaster, McCarver has enjoyed prominence as a color commentator on the network level. He has won multiple Emmy Awards for Sports Event Analyst.

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