Torrens headlines the Mets' catching trio with a standout 40.8% caught-stealing rate allowed, 12 Caught Stealing Above Average, and 82nd percentile framing. He appeared in 86 catcher games as Alvarez dealt with injuries, giving Mets strong defensive and framing value behind the plate.

Torrens was one of the Mets’ Gold Glove nominees, signaling defensive strength behind the plate despite broader critiques in the outlying metrics.

Backup catcher discussed as a strong defensive presence, with Alvarez as starter; Torrens represents the Mets’ depth at catcher behind Alvarez and Toren.

A- grade for Torrens, highlighted by elite defense, game-calling, and throwing against runners; his presence behind the plate and clutch baserunning contributed significantly to a generally fragile season.

Torrens activated off the injured list, rejoining the Mets behind the plate as Alvarez pushes through injuries, reinstating a solid catching tandem for NYM.