Rogers hasn't done much with the bat this week but what a huge play that pickoff throw was in the second inning. The score was already 4-0 when he erased a baserunner, added an out, and they never scored again until the 9th. You might very well describe that as the turning point, when the Tigers got up off the mat. That's why he needs to catch 5 games a week, 125 for the year. That should have been obvious in April.
He would get about 425 PA's batting 9th, and he would hit 25 home runs from that 9 spot. I always thought he could hit .240 but that seems unlikely now, so getting on base at even a .300 pace will not happen. So what we have is an elite defensive catcher who hits 25 home runs a year for the next 4 years and I am very pleased about that.