Why would this guys projected overall be 38 (what I am showing) ??  Do you think he is a good player?  Why or why not?  He is a catcher/DH and 20 years old.

Event	Season	Height	Weight	OV	RA	GL	AS	AA	PC	DU	HE	SP	PA	TP	MK
Current	-	6-1	197	34	6	29	72	70	46	17	91	26	41	35	93
Projected	-	6-1	204	38	7	37	72	90	61	17	91	26	41	27	98
Spring Training	16	6-1	188	26	6	22	66	57	35	14	87	26	36	35	91
Spring Training	17	6-1	193	31	6	26	70	64	41	16	90	26	39	35	92
Spring Training	18	6-1	197	34	6	29	72	70	46	17	91	26	41	35	93

Batting & Pitching Ratings
Event	Season	CN	PW	LH	RH	BE	BR	BU	PP	ST	CT	LH	RH	VE	GB	P1	P2	P3	P4	P5
Current	-	71	83	79	73	64	25	5	49	5	11	11	12	0	32	73	0	0	0	0
Projected	-	88	85	84	76	64	29	5	52	5	13	17	18	7	39	91	0	0	0	0
Spring Training	16	54	73	57	51	53	20	4	46	5	10	9	11	0	30	71	0	0	0	0
Spring Training	17	64	80	69	63	59	23	5	47	5	10	10	11	0	31	72	0	0	0	0
Spring Training	18	71	83	79	73	64	25	5	49	5	11	11	12	0	32	73	0	0	0	0

Because his durability is 17; he might be able to play one inning a game.... probably less...

BUT, if you can afford the spot on your roster, he looks like a good pinch hitter.  He could probably fill that role with 17 durability, I think.

Durability of 17 is what's bringing his OVR down so low.  You'll see that a lot for catcher with great offensive ratings but low OVR.  It's almost always the DUR.

He's not an everyday player.  Part time catcher / pinch hitter.

And I think catching causes players to fatigue quicker than other positions, so he's a late-inning replacement.  But, yeah, I could probably find a roster spot for him.

http://whatifsports.com/HBD/Pages/Popups/PlayerProfile.aspx?pid=1804527

A good comp for low durability out of a catcher and how much playing time you can get him.  I'm in the AL with that team, so don't worry about pinch hitting too much, but I can get him about 160 at bats a year, probably up to 200 if I pushed it, but like him as my starting catcher in the playoffs.

You're guy has a better bat, and would be better suited for the NL in my mind, especially if you had a high durability catcher that could start every day, and allow you to use this guy as your main pinch hitter.  He should be able to fit in 162 pinch hits a year if you used him for 1 at bat every day, but ideally (and realistically) he'd be good for about 100 pinch hit appearances, plus a handful of starts to rest your other catcher.