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Kahrl makes the case that there’s been a large shift toward catchers who can hit. The reason should have to do that teams are trading defense for offense, that with the running game down, that teams shift toward catchers who can hit. Or it can simply be cyclical. Or there’s been more efficiency by the teams in finding catchers who are overall better than they have been in the past.
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