I can see how a statistic like that could create some interest. On the other hand 14 SBAs in two games also creates some doubt. HS catchers who show a great arm don't have that many chances. Teams don't run as much against them. So it is possible that the best HS catcher would be 0-0 after two games.
Still, if they are running that much and he is throwing most of them out you might want to go see him.
BTW, there are several MLB clubs that actually pay us for all the stats from our tournaments. However, I think that is because they know there are many draft prospects, including early draft types. They also know there is independent scoring. I guess they want to see how well the guys they like are doing. The unknown player that does well is no longer unknown because of the competition he is facing. It means people will check him out and evaluate his ability.