13. Greg Zaun  Toronto Blue Jays
Unless Toronto either signs or trades for a catcher, Zaun will have the inside track at the starting gig in 2007. The 13-year veteran worked as Bengie Molina's backup last season, but he ended up getting starts as the Blue Jays DH after a productive stretch at the plate.  Zaun is a left over on draft day outside of AL-only leagues and he hits for average and provides decent pop as a No. 2 catcher.

Greg Zaun 2007 Projections

G	AB	Runs	Hits	2B	3B	HR	BB	RBI	SO	SB	CS	E	AVG
112	364	53	91	18	1	10	57	47	59	1	2	6	0.250

14. John Buck  Kansas City Royals
Buck's numbers were virtually a repeat of his 2005 production; .242 AVG, 12 HRs,and 42 RBIs. He's only 26, so he's still young enough to develop into the .275-22-73 hitter he was in high Class A ball.However, Buck's free-swinging ways (48 K's in 192 ABs) almost guarantee that achieving those numbers would be a long shot . Expect a slight step up in 2007, but no major breakthroughs.

John Buck 2007 Projections

G	AB	Runs	Hits	2B	3B	HR	BB	RBI	SO	SB	CS	E	AVG
102	310	36	75	16	1	10	21	41	71	1	2	4	0.240

Remaining AL Catcher Rankings

15. Toby Hall ChA
16. Mike Redmond Min
17. Mike Napoli Ana
18. Jose Molina Ana
19. Jason LaRue KC
20. Vance Wilson Det
21. Kelly Shoppach Cle
22. Adam Melhuse, Oak
23. Josh Paul TB 
24. Doug Mirabelli Bos
25. Miguel Ojeda Tex
26. Rene Rivera Sea
27. Shawn Riggans TB
28. Jason Phillips Tor
29. Paul Bako Bal
30. Jeremy Brown Oak 
31. Raul Chavez NYA
32. Wil Nieves NYA
33. Chris Heintz Min
34. Paul A Phillips KC
35. Jeff Mathis Ana
36. Mike Rabelo Det
37. J.R. House Bal
38. Chris Stewart Tex