Screwing up the catcher position has bigger ramifications for the whole team, as compared to an outfielder, for example. In the Twins case, you either play a guy that basically has zero contributions to the offense: it’s like playing with 8 hitters and an automatic out, or you play someone like Garver, who has good potential to contribute as a hitter, but apparently he is so terrible defensively Molitor and the pitching staff have no confidence in him. The catcher is the quarterback for the defense: the calls pitches, throws out runners (or doesn’t!), blocks errant pitches, frames balls into strikes, endures all kinds of punishment from foul balls, etc., and his personality mimics the defensive mind set. He brings an attitude. So when Castro went down for the year, the Twins options were a backup (Garver) with little experience, and ...............nobody. The nobody turned out to be Bobby Wilson (see above). I don’t think good organizations make this kind of mistake, and I guess I’d like to know why did this happen??