In his own way, Miguel Amaya is as divisive as any Cubs prospect. Cubs fans who think the front office owes the fans another solid run or two at the post-season the next two season rightfully see him as a trade piece. People that assess 2022 and 2024 as years not that dissimilar from 2020 or 2021 want to keep him long-term. Which can lead to strife among the supporters. Simply, Amaya has more intrigue to the other 29 teams than many more well-known Cubs players.
When talking about catchers, I default to whether a backstop is bat-first (Taylor Davis) or glove first (Koyie Hill, perhaps?