Joshua William Paul is a former Major League Baseball catcher who is currently the manager of the Class A short-season Staten Island Yankees. After being selected by the Chicago White Sox in the amateur draft in 1996, Paul was a back-up catcher from 1999 until he was granted his outright release in 2003. He was signed by the Chicago Cubs, but was again released in October of the same year. The Anaheim Angels signed him in 2004.
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- Joshua William Paul is a former Major League Baseball catcher who is currently the manager of the Class A short-season Staten Island Yankees. After being selected by the Chicago White Sox in the amateur draft in 1996, Paul was a back-up catcher from 1999 until he was granted his outright release in 2003. He was signed by the Chicago Cubs, but was again released in October of the same year. The Anaheim Angels signed him in 2004. He was traded in late 2005 to the Devil Rays for minor league third baseman Travis Schlichting. According to commentator Tim McCarver, Paul is writing a book about pitch selection. According to Rays' broadcaster Joe Magrane an entire chapter will be devoted to Seth McClung, a temperamental hard thrower with control issues; Paul was McClung's personal catcher during the 2006 season. After McClung was sent to the minor leagues to be converted to closing and Tampa Bay Devil Rays starting catcher Toby Hall was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers, Dioner Navarro came to Tampa Bay as the Devil Rays' main catcher. Paul was limited to 35 games in 2007 because of hand and elbow injuries. On February 1, 2008, the Rays signed Paul to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training. After failing to make the team, Paul was released and signed with the Houston Astros on April 6. On June 14, Paul was released by the Astros. In December 2008, Paul was named the manager of the Single-A Staten Island Yankees in the New York Yankees organization. Paul, who lost a friend in the September 11, 2001 attacks, also had a brief brush with fame as a proponent of playing games scheduled on September 11, 2002. Paul is most famous for his involvement in a controversial play in Game 2 of the 2005 ALCS versus the Chicago White Sox. In the bottom of the ninth, with the score tied at 1, Paul was catching Angels reliever Kelvim Escobar. There were two outs and nobody on base. After Chicago's A. J. Pierzynski swung and missed a third strike in the dirt, Paul, believing he had caught the ball, began walking back to the dugout along with the rest of his team. However, home plate umpire Doug Eddings ruled that the ball had not been caught and Pierzynski ran to first, where he was called safe. Pinch runner Pablo Ozuna stole second and later scored on Joe Crede's game winning double, tying the ALCS at 1 game apiece. The White Sox went on to take the next 3 games and go on to the World Series.
- ジョシュ・ポール（Joshua William Paul, 1975年5月19日 - ）は、メジャーリーグベースボールの右投右打の捕手。アメリカ合衆国のイリノイ州出身。 今までに正捕手の座を掴んだことはなく、目立った成績も残していない。
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- Joshua William Paul is a former Major League Baseball catcher who is currently the manager of the Class A short-season Staten Island Yankees. After being selected by the Chicago White Sox in the amateur draft in 1996, Paul was a back-up catcher from 1999 until he was granted his outright release in 2003. He was signed by the Chicago Cubs, but was again released in October of the same year. The Anaheim Angels signed him in 2004.
- ジョシュ・ポール（Joshua William Paul, 1975年5月19日 - ）は、メジャーリーグベースボールの右投右打の捕手。アメリカ合衆国のイリノイ州出身。 今までに正捕手の座を掴んだことはなく、目立った成績も残していない。
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