Two catchers?

I thought you were supposed to have two players who's primary position is catcher. I am in a league with a team that has no players with a primary position as catchers. The guy's catchers are obviously Tank Carr and King Kelly. "So What's the deal?" as Jerry Seinfeld would say.

https://365.strat-o-matic.com/team/1601456

I think its just catcher eligible.

FOUND IT!

Notable changes for 2018 Season and beyond

- Starting with the 2018 season, the minimum roster size during the season has been raised to 25 players (formerly 24), and the valid range of the number of pitchers you can/must carry during the season has been changed to 11-14 (formerly 10-12).

- Shohei Ohtani (2018) and Michael Lorenzen (2019, Baseball Daily 2020)) have two separate cards - one as a pitcher, and one as a hitter. Only one of them may be owned and played at a time. However, if you own one of their cards, you have the exclusive option of dropping it and picking up the other one, though it would count as a regular free agent transaction, including drop penalty.

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You must have at least 25 players and no more than 28 players.
You must have at least 13 and no more than 17 hitters.
- At least two of those hitters must have catcher as their primary position.
You must have at least 11 and no more than 14 pitchers.
You must have at least 5 pitchers who have starting pitcher Endurance ratings (e.g. S7).
You must have at least 5 "pure" relievers (i.e. a relief rating (e.g. R2) but no starter rating).
You must have at least 1 pitcher who has a closer Endurance rating (e.g. C4).

Yes and he has two

You must DRAFT two players whose primary position is catcher. You can PLAY THE SEASON with two catchers for whom "catcher" is not their primary position.