The Rundown: Grading Cubs’ Reserve Players, 2021 Prospect Lists Starting Already, Indians Expect to Move Lindor This Winter

I’ll finish the 2020 report cards with a look at the reserve position players today.

— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) August 5, 2020

1. Victor Caratini – The backup catcher reversed all of his power gains from 2019, bating .167 and slugging a paltry .328, though he still got on base at a decent clip (.333). He’s the personal catcher for Yu Darvish and he did catch the no-hitter thrown by Alec Mills on September 13. He’ll need to get better at driving the ball next year, his barrel rate dropped from 8.