The MLB season is nearing the trade deadline and entering the playoff push. With under 60 games left, teams are making final pushes for playoff berths. Player production has become vital, and improved play has helped specific teams join the playoff race. Entering the week, here are the top 10 catchers.

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The veteran backstop is having one of the better seasons of his career. After two down years, Ruiz has been locked in. Entering the week, his on-base percentage and OPS are the highest of his career.

The rookie has put his potential on display. Strikeouts have been an issue, but he’s hitting for power. Entering the week, he is top 10 in home runs and RBI among MLB catchers.

In his fourth season, Moreno is having the best performance of his career. He’s an underrated player at the position. By the end of the season, Moreno can have career-best numbers across the board.

The rookie has proven he belongs in the Majors. Entering the week, he ranks fifth in home runs among MLB catchers. Samuel Basallo gives Baltimore a respectable power-hitter for the upcoming seasons.

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Contreras has turned into one of the most consistent offensive catchers. He’s posted a healthy batting average over the past few seasons. Entering the week, he leads MLB catchers in hits.

Hicks has shown improvements in his second season. Entering the week, he leads Miami in home runs and RBI. He is tied for second in RBI among MLB catchers.

Langeliers has been one of the league’s best power-hitting catchers over the past three seasons. He was on his way to another great season, but a weekend meniscus injury will force the catcher to miss the rest of the season. Entering the week, he leads the Athletics in home runs and hits. Langeliers ranks second in home runs among MLB catchers.