Hall of Fame catcher Gary (The Kid) Carter, who left an indelible mark on baseball in Canada during his 12 years with the Montreal Expos, died Thursday of inoperable brain cancer. He was 57.

Architect Roderick 'Rod' Robbie, best known for designing the inventive SkyDome in Toronto and the Katimavik Canadian pavilion at Expo '67, has died at the age of 83.

Here's a timeline of Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter's greatest moments from his major league career that spanned 2,296 games and 19 seasons, 12 of which were spent with the Montreal Expos.

CBC Sports baseball contributor Kevin Glew explains why he would pick a former Toronto Blue Jay and two Montreal Expos for induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2012.

Daniel Plamondon's memories of former Montreal Expos catcher Gary Carter are still fresh. The one-time bat boy recalls their brotherly bond and remembers "The Kid" learning to become a catcher, his love for the Montreal people and following through on a guarantee to a dying, young fan, writes CBCSports.ca baseball contributor Kevin Glew.