MLB catcher power rankings entering week 7

4. Liam Hicks, Miami Marlins

Hicks has Miami contending in the NL East. The season has a long way to go, but Liam Hicks has been one of the team’s best hitters. Entering the week, he leads the Marlins in RBI.

5. Hunter Goodman, Colorado Rockies

Hunter Goodman is finding his stride. The Colorado catcher is starting to resemble last season’s form, where he reached 30 home runs and 90 BRI. His recent success is directly correlated to the team’s recent stretch of home games.

6. Dillon Dingler, Detroit Tigers

The Detroit catcher continues to produce. He’s shown offensive prowess and is aiming for his second consecutive Gold Glove Award. Entering the week, he has the second-best OPS for the Tigers.

7. William Contreras, Milwaukee Brewers

Contreras is heating up. He’s locked in and making solid contact at the plate. The veteran will be a key piece as Milwaukee battles for the NL Central crown.

8. Adley Rutschman, Baltimore Orioles

Adley Rutschman is on a tear. He’s put behind the past few seasons and is locked in. He’s starting to look like the high-producing offensive force when he first burst onto the Major League scene.

9. Ryan Jeffers, Minnesota Twins

Jeffers is making the most of receiving the majority of playing time for Minnesota. Since 2024, he has become the Twins’ starter behind the plate. If he stays locked in, he can reach 20 home runs for the second time in his career.

10. Will Smith, Los Angeles Dodgers

The veteran continues to produce. He’s coming up with timely hits. Even with Dalton Rushing bursting onto the scene, the Dodgers continue to keep their veteran in the lineup.

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