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Bob Boone, Gold Glove Catcher and Patriarch of a Baseball Family, Dies at 78
The four-time All-Star was part of MLB's first three-generation family of All-Stars.
Filed November 10, 2026 · 📍 Anaheim, CA 92805
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- Bob Boone, four-time All-Star catcher, dies at 78
- Seven-time Gold Glove winner and World Series champion
- Part of MLB's first three-generation All-Star family
Bob Boone, the longtime Angels catcher and four-time All-Star, has died at 78, his son Bret Boone announced [1][2].
Boone won seven Gold Glove Awards and a World Series championship, and he belonged to Major League Baseball's first three-generation family of All-Stars: his father and both of his sons also made All-Star teams [1][2].
In announcing his death, Bret Boone called his father his mentor and his rock, Fox News reports [1].
Few families have meant more to the game. Our prayers are with the Boone family.
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