There are only a handful of catchers that should be viewed as a top 100 player overall.

However, in deeper leagues or draft and hold situations, managers would be wise to make sure they take one of the top 10-to-12 catchers before they are all gone as there is a bit of a drop off after that point.

But there are a lot of interesting names up and down the top 12 or so. How far did Sean Murphy fall? How high did William Contreras skyrocket? Does Willson Contreras’ move to first improve his value?

The Williamson300 has the answers to these questions, and more!

NOTE:

1. I will update these rankings often throughout the off season as we gather new information and data from spring training.
2. I have a blurb of analysis on most names and the plan is to have this list updated with analysis for each and every player.
3. These rankings for traditional five-category leagues.

For the full rankings and a brief explanation of my reasoning, click here.

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