What's more impressive is that Johnson also broke the major league mark for consecutive errorless chances long ago without anyone even noticing. Cerone had 896 chances in his streak. With 14 games remaining in the regular season, Johnson was near an unprecedented catcher's no-no. You're not talking about an outfielder. You're talking about the most demanding position, having to touch the ball almost 200 times a game.
Errors are a part of the game.
Just not his game. The man who has mastered the glove and the mop has begun to show some acumen with the bat too. No wonder Marlins manager Jim Leyland has called Johnson the most indispensable player on the club. He's not reinventing anything back there. He's just doing everything better than anyone has ever done it.