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MLB: Catchers to catch multiple no-hitters

Name the 55 catchers to catch multiple no-hitters. Perfect games count as well
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Team(s)
Years
Player
4
Boston
2001, 2002, 2007, 2008
Jason Varitek
3
Chicago White Stockings
1880, 1882, 1885
Sliver Flint
3
Philadelphia, Chicago (AL)
1898, 1902, 1905
Ed McFarland
3
Boston
1904, 1905, 1908
Lou Criger
3
Chicago (AL)
1914, 1917, 1922
Ray Schalk
3
Boston
1916, 1917
Pinch Thomas
3
Washington, Boston
1916, 1920, 1923
Val Picinich
3
Cleveland, Chicago (AL)
1931, 1935, 1937
Luke Sewell
3
Cleveland
1947, 1948, 1951
Jim Hegan
3
NY Yankees
1951, 1956
Yogi Berra
3
Brooklyn Dodgers
1952, 1956
Roy Campanella
3
Milwaukee Braves
1954, 1960
Del Crandall
3
LA Dodgers, California
1965, 1970, 1973
Jeff Torborg
3
Houston
1979, 1981, 1986
Alan Ashby
3
Florida
1996, 1997, 2001
Charles Johnson
2
Columbus Buckeyes
1884
Rudy Kemmler
2
Chicago White Stockings
1880, 1884
King Kelly
2
Brooklyn
1886, 1888
Jimmy Peoples
2
Philadelphia, Boston
1885, 1892
Charlie Ganzel
2
Philadelphia, Baltimore
1888, 1893
Wilbert Robinson
2
Cleveland, Philadelphia
1897, 1903
Chief Zimmer
2
Cincinnati
1898, 1900
Heinie Peitz
2
Cleveland Naps
1908, 1910
Nig Clarke
2
NY Giants, Chicago (FL)
1912, 1915
Art Wilson
2
St. Louis Browns
1917
Hank Severeid
2
Cincinnati
1938
Ernie Lombardi
2
St. Louis, Boston
1941, 1950
Walker Cooper
2
Philadelphia A's
1945, 1947
Buddy Rosar
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Team(s)
Years
Player
2
Boston
1962, 1965
Bob Tillman
2
LA Dodgers
1962, 1963
Johnny Roseboro
2
Boston, Oakland
1962, 1968
Jim Pagliaroni
2
Houston, Montreal
1963, 1969
John Bateman
2
Baltimore, Philadelphia
1958, 1964
Gus Traindos
2
Cincinnati, St. Louis
1965, 1968
Johnny Edwards
2
Cleveland, California
1966, 1970
Joe Azcue
2
Philadelphia, Montreal
1971, 1972
Tim McCarver
2
Chicago (NL)
1972
Randy Hundley
2
Kansas City
1973, 1974
Fran Healy
2
Oakland
1970, 1975
Gene Tenace
2
Oakland, Cleveland
1975, 1977
Ray Fosse
2
Kansas City, St. Louis
1977, 1983
Darrell Porter
2
St. Louis
1971, 1978
Ted Simmons
2
Cleveland, Montreal
1981, 1991
Ron Hassey
2
Detroit, California
1984, 1990
Lance Parrish
2
Chicago (AL)
1986, 1991
Ron Karkovice
2
LA Dodgers
1990, 1992
Mike Scioscia
2
Oakland, Minnesota
1990, 1999
Terry Steinbach
2
LA Dodgers
1995, 1996
Mike Piazza
2
NY Yankees
1996, 1999
Joe Girardi
2
Texas, Detroit
1994, 2007
Ivan Rodriguez
2
Florida, Colorado
2006, 2010
Miguel Olivo
2
Chicago (AL)
2007, 2012
A.J. Pierzynski
2
Philadelphia
2010
Carlos Ruiz
2
Cincinnati
2012, 2013
Ryan Hanigan
2
San Francisco
2012, 2013
Buster Posey
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