He should probably be getting ready to accept that role. Looking up and down the OPS numbers of starting catchers last year, few were lower than Suzuki. Most, if not all, of those won't be starting in 2016. Add on that he doesn't bring much strike zone or running game control to the table, and I don't see any starting jobs available for him. If Garver, Turner or Hicks don't look to be the part soon, I would keep him around as the backup on a year-by-year basis. The pitching staff likes him, and he will be a cheap cheerleader. Long term, I can wishfully think of Mientkiewicz managing and Zook as the bench coach.