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He caught for Baltimore's World Series winners of 1966 and 1970 and its pennant winners of 1969 and 1971, one of the few catchers to be a regular through four pennants in six seasons. He hit 11 home runs in 1966, his best offensive year, and was chosen for the All-Star team that season and again in 1967.

Fifteen seasons gave him 615 hits, 101 doubles, 245 runs batted in and a .235 average across 931 games behind the plate. He was primarily valued for handling a Baltimore pitching staff that included four twenty-game winners in a single season, 1971.

He finished with Milwaukee in 1978 at thirty-five and managed and coached in the minor leagues for years afterward. He died in 2019, at seventy-six. No Hall of Fame ballot ever listed him.