Greatest Yankee Catchers of all time

For Fatness, and the rest of you (and especially me)... When I went back and broke down the numbers for Matt Nokes, I took Wynegar out of all equations because he had finished last in the 8-man rankings so I could use the same 1-8 point scoring system. Here is what I found.

Nokes .249 BA, his .304 OPB were each last in the group (16 points).
His SLG. of .437 was 6th and his OPS of 103+ was 8th (14 points). The thirty point total was 30, which was much higher than that of the 21 point negative that Wynegar had totaled on offense. Therefore he is 9th out of 9 in offensive performance in the total group (but only scoring 8 due to the removal of Wynegar.

His defensive rankings:
Range (sorry, I lost the number here) was 6th.
CS percentage was -3, which was 8th.
Field Pct. -1, or 6th
PB @.930/ 6th
Pick-offs @.018 was 7th

The total of 33 at this point was tied for 7th With Schang. One point ahead of Posada.

8 points for offense, 7 points for defense = 15

When adding the 8 points he would be charged with because he had the fewest innings caught, that’s 23.

In the perspective of the total list, he finishes 9th, three points behind the still 8th place Wynegar.

Nonetheless, he served well. No shame at the bottom of this list...