Pitchers “Pitching Around” & Catchers “Catching Around”

Last time we listed the pitcher/catcher combos with the most game starts in history.  Now let’s see if some of those same pitchers and catchers were tossing the old ball around with lots of other batterymates.

Here are the pitchers who have started games with at least 30 different catchers in their career:

Here are the backstops for the pitching leaders:

Frank Tanana: Adrian Garrett, Andy Allanson, Andy Etchebarren, Bob Johnson, Bob Melvin, Brian Downing, Chad Kreuter, Charlie O’Brien, Charlie Sands, Dan Whitmer, Dave Engle, Dave F. Schmidt, Dave Skaggs, Don Slaught, Don Werner, Donnie Scott, Dwight Lowry, Ed Herrmann, Ellie Rodriguez, Gary Allenson, Glenn Brummer, Ike Hampton, Jeff Torborg, Jim Sundberg, Lance Parrish, Mark Salas, Marty Castillo, Marv Foley, Matt Nokes, Matt Sinatro, Mickey Tettleton, Mike Heath, Mike Stanley, Ned Yost, Orlando Mercado, Rich Gedman, Rick Stelmaszek, Stan Cliburn, Terry Humphrey, Todd Hundley, Tom Donohue, Tom Egan

Mike Morgan: Barry Foote, Bob Kearney, Bobby Ramos, Brook Fordyce, Buck Martinez, Butch Wynegar, Carl Nichols, Carlos Hernandez, Damian Miller, Danny Sheaffer, Dave Valle, Ed Taubensee, Ernie Whitt, Gary Carter, Gregg Zaun, Hector Villanueva, Ivan Rodriguez, Javier Valentin, Jeff Newman, Jim Essian, Joe Girardi, Joe Oliver, Kelly Stinnett, Mark Parent, Matt Walbeck, Mickey Tettleton, Mike Heath, Mike Scioscia, Rick Cerone, Rick Dempsey, Rick Wilkins, Rod Barajas, Scott Bradley, Scott Hemond,
Scott Servais, Steve Lake, Steve Yeager, Terry Kennedy, Terry Steinbach, Todd Pratt
Tom Pagnozzi, Tyler Houston

Here are the catchers who have been the backstops to at least 75 different starting pitchers (sorry, we can’t list all 123 pitchers for Messrs. Santiago and Rodriguez):