Victor Martinez is a DH. Take a look at the catcher for the World Series champs for like the last century, teams prefer defense over offense in a catcher. And if you've never even seen him play, why are you even commenting? If you want to discuss things you know nothing about, I'm sure theres a thread about having sex with women somewhere around here. Dumbass.
Statistics matter more than watching. Victor Martinez has played some catcher this year. He would be playing at least once a week if Alex Avila were not having a career year.
Here is the list of World Series catchers and their offensive and defensive WAR since the strike:
2010- Buster Posey Offensive WAR: 3.2 Defensive WAR: -.1 (CS: 37%)
2009- Jorge Posada oWAR: 2.5 dWAR: -1 (CS: 27%)
2008- Carlos Ruiz oWAR: -.2 dWAR: -.1 (CS: 24%)
2007- Jason Varitek oWAR: 2.4 dWAR: .6 (CS: 24%)
2006- Yadier Molina oWAR: -1.6 dWAR: 1.4 (CS: 44%)
2005- A.J. Pyzinksdafki oWAR: 1.9 dWAR: -.5 (CS: 23%)
2004- Jason Varitek oWAR: 3.9 dWAR: .2 (CS: 23%)
2003- Ivan Rodriguez oWAR: 4.1 dWAR: -.1 (CS: 33%)
2002- Bengie Molina oWAR: -.6 dWAR: 1 (CS: 45%)
2001- Damian Miller oWAR: 1.4 dWAR: .3 (CS: 36%)
2000- Jorge Posada oWAR: 5.6 dWAR: .1 (CS: 33%)
1999- Jorge Posada oWAR: 1.0 dWAR: -.3 (CS: 28%)
1998- Jorge Posada oWAR: 2.5 dWAR: .8 (CS: 40%)
1997- Charles Johnson oWAR: 2.5 dWAR: 1.9 (CS: 47%)
1996- Joe Girardi oWAR: 1.1 dWAR: -.5 (CS: 27%)
1995- Javy Lopez oWAR: 2.4 dWAR: -.5 (CS: 22%)
Out of that 15 year sample we have exactly 4 catchers who could be called legitimate defensive specialists; the Molina bros., 1998 Jorge Posada and Charles Johnson. The rest were mashers ('00 Posada, Pudge, Varitek, Posey) or just average players.
Debunked.