Just for reference, the average NL catcher hit only .250/.313/.388, but this is, as the title implies, a trick question. After the somewhat surprising uproar over the M's trading Torrealba, I was looking through batting statistics for catchers and realized that the Reds had a really nice tandem situation going on last year. Talk about flying under the radar...the trick is that the answer isn't one person, it's two people...Jason LaRue and Javier Valentin. They combined to put up that line which, if they were one person, would have ranked them first in doubles and in home runs by a catcher in MLB. They also would have ranked second in walks. Also, for all MLB catchers with more than 200 at bats, they would have ranked 14th in batting average, tied for 5th in OBP and 3rd in SLG. Not too shabby for a couple of guys making $3.5 million combined. All of this while playing in what Baseball Prospectus calls a "severe pitchers park." Man, I love platoons!