Dan shares a story about Gary Carter on The Dan Patrick Show

[@nicholasstawarz906]

i was born in 83. i met mookie wilson as a small child on westchester square in the bronx at some store. He signed autographs, and I no more than 5-6 wrote a letter to Gary Carter and asked Mookie to give it to him. He did. (which is awesome by itself). Gary read my letter, sent me back 4 or 5 baseballs signed two video tapes 1 in particular i wore out called think big. he sent photos signed to me, hand wrote a personal letter responding to things i wrote in my letter which according to my mother was rough due to my age. nothing in my life has meant more to me or is more sentimental than that.

[@idansolon4715]

I need to be able to "like" this twice.

[@gdub454]

thats awesome!!...shows what type of dude G Carter was..

[@flashknockdown7271]

While an Expo, the "Kid" once signed a ball to a cousin of mine who was battling what would be terminal cancer. But it wasn't just a signature, it was a message of hope and perseverance. Gary Carter was a treasure.

[@MalEvansUSA]

Gary carter was a great friend in Christ

[@Brooklyn3955]

Great story!

[@chrisparker2010]

I think this was my favourite part of today's show. Good clip.

[@williammassey8514]

Great story. Carter put them over the top.

[@michaelangelo7310]

Yep. He was the final piece.

[@pierremajor8712]

There were great teams in la Belle ville de Montreal I saw those great teams up until 2004

[@DoggieFosters]

Bench & Carter were my idols as a tiny tomboy catcher. Carter also seemed like a really admirable human being.

[@SSNESS]

M GTOW

[@DoggieFosters]

@@SSNESS Feel better, MRA? Silly billy, go take a nap.

[@jeffreylc]

It was Simmons and Carter for me.

[@user-er3ri6sc3j]

Wonderful target with the catcher's mitt on each pitch, watch the tapes.

[@jaronbridges4784]

Fire

[@petersanmiguel1468]

A good Christian gentleman.

[@YakuzaRich]

He came off as impossibly nice. But he showed it was, indeed, possible.

[@josecolon4248]

The Kid

[@MalEvansUSA]

He loved Christ more than baseball