Good point. I just did a baseball-reference.com search, of hits by players with 75% of their games at catcher, and the list above 2000 base hits is pretty slim: 1 Ivan Rodriguez 2844 2 Carlton Fisk 2356 3 Jason Kendall 2195 4 Yogi Berra 2150 5 Mike Piazza 2127 6 Gary Carter 2092 7 Johnny Bench 2048 8 A.J. Pierzynski 2043 Of course, Joe no longer meets this criterion - between occasional DHing and now 1B, he's below 65%. With a 60% threshold, Ted Simmons sneaks into second place with 2472. At 50%, no one else shows up in addition to these nine, plus Joe. Top 10 all-time, among players who primarily caught, at the single most fundamental skill in the game. Not a bad body of work. Anyway, Joe is already in elite company, but had he been able to continue catching for longer, i.e. without the concussion(s), he'd be gunning for the #2 spot soon.