キャッチャー (kyatchā) means “catcher”

More examples

監督は経験豊かなキャッチャーを先発に選びました。kan toku wa kei ken yuta ka na kya tchā o sen patsu ni era bi ma shi ta

The manager chose an experienced catcher to start the game.

Centers on the player who catches pitches at home plate and supports the pitcher by reading the game.

捕手hoshu: The formal baseball term for the player positioned behind home plate to receive pitches.

野球で、本塁の後ろに構え、投手の投球を受けて打者や走者への対応を担う選手。ya kyū de hon rui no ushi ro ni kama e tō shu no tō kyū o u ke te da sha ya sō sha e no tai ō o nina u sen shu

キャッチャー (kyatchā) is a Japanese borrowing of English catcher, a word built from catch, "receive or seize," and the person-forming suffix -er.

In baseball, the catcher often uses concealed hand signals to suggest pitch types and locations to the pitcher.