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2005 Double-A Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Russell Martin led all of Double-A in catcher range factor with 8.97 in 2005, 0.11 ahead of Brandon Marsters (8.86). It stands 96th among all single seasons in Double-A history.

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Led all of Double-A in 2005 Russell Martin Jacksonville Suns
8.97 Catcher Range Factor 0.11 clear of Brandon Marsters
Showing Catcher Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C RF G GS INN PO
1 Russell Martin JAX 8.97 117 110 974.2 960
2 Brandon Marsters BOW 8.86 107 94 867.2 865
3 Omir Santos TRN 8.84 104 102 886.2 842
4 Jose Reyes WTN 8.65 91 88 772.2 712
5 Brian Peterson CHA 8.30 92 89 796.2 682
6 Hector Gimenez CC 8.22 87 86 766.0 640
7 Alberto Concepcion POR 8.21 92 91 803.0 700
8 Erik Kratz NH 7.99 89 85 746.1 648
9 Carlos Maldonado ALT 7.76 79 77 682.1 571
10 Jeff Winchester HVL 7.64 72 69 619.0 498
11 Shawn Riggans MTG 7.58 69 68 574.0 481
12 Trent Pratt REA 7.50 72 67 608.0 507
13 Max St. Pierre ERI 7.45 89 89 776.1 591
14 Javi Herrera AKR 7.30 96 93 821.0 653
15 Chris Stewart BIR 7.29 90 86 736.2 601
16 Matt Tupman WIC 7.16 102 97 860.0 648
17 Jeremy Brown MID 7.07 106 100 889.0 691
18 Jason Hill CAR 6.70 71 68 600.1 440
19 Mike Napoli ARK 6.55 109 104 890.2 638