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  • Template:Cuba-baseball-catcher-stub

  • Template:DominicanRepublic-baseball-catcher-stub

  • Template:PuertoRico-baseball-catcher-stub

  • Template:Venezuela-baseball-catcher-stub

  • Template:Canada-baseball-catcher-stub

  • Template:Japan-baseball-catcher-stub

  • Template:SouthKorea-baseball-catcher-stub

  • Template:Mexico-baseball-catcher-stub

  • Template:Taiwan-baseball-catcher-stub




A



  • Shigeki Abe

  • Shinnosuke Abe

  • Eufemio Abreu

  • Corey Adamson

  • Toshiharu Ai

  • Ryoji Aikawa

  • Tsubasa Aizawa

  • Ryuichiro Akada

  • Kosaku Akimoto

  • Clemente Álvarez

  • Freddy Álvarez

  • Keishō Amiya

  • Nobuaki Arai

  • Earl Ashby




B



  • Jorge Brito (baseball)

  • Juan Brito




C



  • Robinson Cancel

  • Javier Cardona

  • Xorge Carrillo

  • Alvin Colina

  • David Corrente

  • Humberto Cota

  • Quintin de Cuba

  • John Curran (baseball)




D



  • Tom Daly (catcher)

  • Pat Deasley

  • Elías Díaz

  • Pablo Díaz




E



  • Angelo Encarnación

  • Joe Erautt

  • Juan Espino




F



  • Joe Fagin (baseball)

  • José Félix

  • José Fernández (catcher)

  • Rafael Figarola

  • Emerson Frostad

  • Akihito Fujii

  • Ryota Fujii

  • Daisuke Fujimura

  • Torai Fushimi




G



  • Antonio María García

  • Guillermo Garcia (baseball)

  • Regino García

  • Hugh Gilgan

  • Henry Gilroy (baseball)

  • Gervasio González

  • Valentín González (baseball)

  • Wiki González

  • Mike Guerra

  • Edwards Guzmán




H



  • Yamid Haad

  • James Haley (baseball)

  • Carlos Hernández (catcher)

  • Chico Hernández

  • Takeshi Hidaka

  • Mike Hines

  • Toru Hosokawa

  • Takeshi Hosoyamada




I



  • Tomoya Ichikawa

  • Suguru Ino

  • Yoshiyuki Ishihara

  • Tadashi Ishimine




J


  • Duane Josephson



K



  • Takuya Kai

  • Takeshi Kanazawa

  • Takuma Kato

  • Ken Katoh

  • Iori Katsura

  • Ryohei Kawamoto

  • Matt Kennelly

  • Kim Jae-hwan (baseball)

  • Kim Sung-keun

  • Kim Tae-gun

  • Seiji Kobayashi

  • Shinji Komiyama

  • Shota Koseki

  • Yoshikazu Kura

  • Toshiki Kurobane

  • Satoshi Kuroda

  • Takashi Kurosu




L



  • Pete Laforest

  • Jim Lawrence (baseball)

  • Lee Jae-won (baseball)

  • Li Ning (baseball)

  • Fernando Lunar




M



  • Roger Machado (baseball)

  • Eric Mackenzie (baseball)

  • Akihiro Maeda

  • Salomón Manríquez

  • Manuel Masineira

  • Naoki Matoba

  • Pascual Matos

  • Tetsuya Matoyama

  • Masato Matsui

  • Art McGovern

  • Cody McKay

  • Jim McKeever (baseball)

  • Meng Weiqiang

  • Orlando Mercado

  • Henry Mercedes

  • Hiroki Minei

  • Takashi Miwa

  • Jerry Moore (baseball)

  • Frank Morejón

  • Masaaki Mori (baseball)

  • Tomoya Mori

  • Noe Muñoz

  • Shinichi Murata

  • Yoshinori Murata




N



  • Yuhei Nakamura

  • Jin Nakatani

  • Noah Naylor

  • Akihisa Nishida

  • Masashi Nishimori

  • Ray Noble (baseball)

  • Kōsuke Noda

  • Bas Nooij




O



  • Blake Ochoa

  • Johnny O'Connor (baseball)

  • Paddy O'Connor

  • Kohei Oda

  • Greg O'Halloran (baseball)

  • Takumi Ohshiro

  • Miguel Ojeda

  • Masatoshi Okada

  • Takero Okajima

  • Taichi Okazaki

  • Hideaki Okubo

  • Hiromoto Okubo

  • Shota Ohno

  • Junior Ortiz

  • Yip Owens

  • Keiji Oyama

  • Masaya Ozaki




P



  • Al Pardo

  • Park Kyung-oan

  • Ángel Peña (baseball)

  • Ariel Pestano

  • Jamie Pogue




Q



  • César Quintero

  • Moisés Quintero




R



  • Gilberto Reyes

  • José Reyes (catcher)

  • Dashenko Ricardo

  • Eladio Rodriguez

  • Guillermo Rodríguez (baseball)

  • Román Rodríguez

  • Rubén Rodríguez (baseball)

  • Vicente Rodríguez (baseball)

  • Alberto Rosario

  • Mel Rosario




S



  • Seishirō Sakamoto

  • Eriel Sánchez

  • Gonzalo Sánchez (baseball)

  • Orlando Sánchez

  • Kazunari Sanematsu

  • Tomoaki Sato (baseball, born 1968)

  • Tomoya Satozaki

  • Al Shaw (catcher)

  • Motohiro Shima

  • Masaumi Shimizu

  • Yūshi Shimizu

  • Joe Siddall

  • Frank Siffell

  • Frank Smith (catcher)

  • Cooney Snyder

  • Max St. Pierre

  • Harry Stanton

  • Andy Stewart (baseball)

  • Joe Straub

  • Shota Sugiyama

  • Ginjiro Sumitani

  • Kid Summers

  • Fumihiro Suzuki




T



  • Masanori Taguchi

  • Shuto Takajo

  • Hiroaki Takaya

  • Shingo Takeyama

  • Fujio Tamura

  • Masahiko Tanaka (baseball)

  • Motonobu Tanishige

  • Hidenori Tanoue

  • Mitsuo Tatsukawa

  • Wilfredo Tejada

  • Tug Thompson

  • Yasutaka Tobashira

  • Ricardo Torres (baseball)

  • Kazunari Tsuruoka

  • Shinya Tsuruoka




U


  • Tatsuyuki Uemoto


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