Bill Dickey isn't as good a catcher."  
His wife died during childbirth in 1930, which so depressed him that he allegedly drank in the dugout.  He died of a stroke at age 35 in 1947, three months before the color barrier was broken.  Walter Johnson's scouting report on him read, "he hits the ball a mile.  Throws like a rifle.  Bill Dickey isn't as good a catcher."  FTP, name this "black Babe Ruth," the Negro Leagues' all-time home run king.
His wife died during childbirth in 1930, which so depressed him that he allegedly drank in the dugout.  
Josh Gibson