Some people have been overreacting, but given the choice between Hill and Max Ramirez for backup catcher, it's blatantly obvious who the better choice is. It's still not that big a deal. Again, backup catcher...they're going to be varying degrees of garbage offensively most of the time, and Ramirez would almost certainly be the same if he got significant playing time. If we're talking about backup catchers actually being used as backup catchers typically are then it's largely a moot point. Ramirez might be "blatantly better" than Hill (and that's by no means a sure thing), but only in the context of talking about the backup catcher. They key here isn't who the backup catcher is. The key is whether or not Quade plays Soto as much as he should and needs to. If he doesn't and the backup catcher is getting 40+ starts then the Cubs have much, much bigger problems than whether or not it's Ramirez or Hill. If Soto goes down for a significant period of time it needs to be Castillo being called up to get the bulk of the starts, not Hill OR Ramirez. If we're just talking the context of a backup catcher getting 20-30 starts then ultimately it's really not going to make much of difference if it's Hill or Ramirez.