Agreed, there is more to it than that. But we are learning, I think, that it is more important than we thought. There are catchers who consistently get balls called strikes, and that is super important. Clearly, I am not in the room with the Twins, but it is hard to see what Suzuki does well. He doesn't throw our runners, he doesn't pitch frame well. I'm not sure, since many teams ahve coaches call games, why his game calling matters, but it seems to. I just remember when Pelfry said he liked one catcher over another (it seems), but that his stats were actually better with the other. People think things are happening sometimes, even when it is clear they are not actually happening the way they think. I'm ok if they re-sign him. But I'm baffled at what appears (other than Hicks and Santana in an emergency) to be a reluctance to let rookies come up and play here. If they aren't going to use Pinto, they should trade him, because I can guarantee another club will play him.