Leaderboarding: Best hitting catchers in baseball history

Related: Looking at Mike Piazza's Hall of Fame case
Given everything he accomplished in his career, it's hard to believe Mike Piazza was not inducted into the Hall of Fame last year, his first year of eligibility. The suspicion of performance-enhancing drug use kept him out.
Piazza has long been considered the best hitting catcher in history, mostly because of his prodigious power output. No catcher has ever hit for as much power as him and it's not particularly close either. In the spirit of contextualizing Piazza's offensive dominance, our latest leaderboarding post looks at the best backstops in a variety of offensive catchers. Just to be clear, these are stats that have compiled strictly as a catcher. If Piazza hit a home run as a first baseman or DH, it won't be counted here.
Plate Appearances
Batting Average (min. 500 games caught)
On-Base Percentage (min. 500 games caught)
Slugging Percentage (min. 500 games caught)
OPS (min. 500 games caught)
Hits
Doubles
Triples
Home Runs
Total Bases
Runs Batted In
Stolen Bases
Walks
Hit By Pitches
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