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ESPN.com · Nov 9, 2018

McCovey remembered for humility, compassion

SAN FRANCISCO -- Aside from that fearsome left-handed swing everybody knew, Willie McCovey provided an example of humility in how he lived for many of his San Francisco Giants teammates year after year.

"McCovey was our leader," Gaylord Perry said as his fellow Hall of Famer was remembered in a celebration of his life Thursday at AT&T Park.

McCovey died Oct. 31 at age 80 after suffering from ongoing health issues.

Hall of Famers, former teammates and winners of the Willie Mac Award named for him attended on a picture-perfect day. McCovey's 44 was written into the infield dirt next to his position at first base.

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