Tim Federowicz

Tim Federowicz was a professional baseball player born in 1987, who played in Major League Baseball from 2011 until his retirement in 2019. Known primarily as a catcher, he had a career that spanned several teams, showcasing his skills as a position player over 163 games. Throughout his time in the league, Federowicz recorded 78 hits, 12 home runs, and 39 runs batted in, while maintaining a batting average of .192. His single stolen base reflected a more traditional approach to catching, focusing on defense and game management rather than speed on the basepaths. Federowicz's career came during a period of significant change in baseball, marked by a growing emphasis on analytics and specialized roles for players. Though not a household name, he played an essential part in the roster dynamics of the teams he was part of, providing depth at the catcher position. His contributions, while modest in terms of offensive statistics, were appreciated by teammates and coaches who valued his defensive skills and ability to handle pitching staffs. As the game continued to evolve, players like Federowicz represented the critical role of backup catchers in the broader tapestry of Major League Baseball.