From a macro perspective, little changes at the catcher position from season to season. Sure, players cycle in and out of the league and up and down the rankings. There are new standard bearers that lead the way behind the dish every couple of years, with the old guard slowly but surely receding from view. Take away the names, though, and the position is the same every season, more or less. There are a handful of early-to-mid round targets, a glut of serviceable options, and an unattractive mess of largely fungible players. In other words, it’s always the worst position in fantasy baseball.
J.T. Realmuto, Gary Sanchez Lead the Shallow, Unpredictable Catcher Category
