I think a catcher calling a good game and being solid behind the plate is very underated. I've played baseball my whole life and have been a pitcher that whole time. I never realized how much a good catcher can make you feel on the mound until I started playing with one. The rythm from calling a good game is a big help. Not only that but when a catcher is thinking one step ahead of you, or making calls that make you say, wow great call, I'll go with that, it makes you so much better. Then you when he's a wall back there you aren't affraid to bounce a cruveball in the dirt with a runner on 3rd. Now I'm not a pro pitcher or anything but just from amatuer ball I can tell you that a good catcher can make a pitcher feel good up there.