No Errors NO E2 Catcher’s Bag Review
An independent NO E2 review: 85 liters, nine pockets, a three-year wheel warranty, and the size complaint owners actually make. Plus NO E2 vs Commander.
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The Buster Posey Award: The Comeback Behind the Name
Who is Buster Posey, and what does the Buster Posey Award honor? The collision, the comeback, three rings, and the college catchers chasing his name.
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Rainiel Rodriguez Hits 20 Homers at Double-A at 19
Cardinals prospect Rainiel Rodriguez hit his 20th Double-A home run at 19, joining Stanton and Tatis Jr. on a historic list. Here’s what his plate discipline means for catchers.
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Wilson A1000 vs A2000: Is the Step Up Worth It?
The Wilson A2000 costs $130 more than the A1000. That buys Pro Stock leather, a real choice of sizes and a couple more seasons — here is when it is worth it.
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Catcher’s Mitt Pocket and Web Patterns Explained
Every catcher’s mitt web is closed — you cannot see through any of them. The five shapes differ in stiffness, and stiffness decides break-in, framing and how easily the mitt closes.