PHOENIX -- Sometimes, Tony Wolters doesn't play much like a catcher, which is often good for the Rockies.
Wolters converted from the middle infield while in the Indians' organization. And although he has been a catcher -- at times the regular -- for the Rockies the past two seasons, it's clear he hasn't totally left the infield behind. Sure, Wolters realizes he must continue the years-long process of mastering the position's nuances.
But under game speed, old habits work to his advantage. When runners attempt to steal, his footwork, exchanges and arm angles often make him look like a second baseman in catcher's gear.