Just some quick math: 15% CS, in 31 GS last year, led to 18 SB, 3 CS. If we make him league average, 30% CS, that means he would've given up 15 SB and 6CS. So, that means, 1 stolen base every 10 games he starts. Again, not that big of a deal for a backup catcher who understands the staff and can hit. It isn't a big deal because teams don't steal bases much anymore. NL averaged 105 SB's per team, and that was skewed big time by San Diego who had 37 more steals than any other team.