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2009 Triple-A Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

A.J. Ellis led all of Triple-A in catcher range factor with 7.95 in 2009, 0.08 ahead of Chris Robinson (7.87). It stands 84th among all single seasons in Triple-A history. It was one of 2 times A.J. Ellis led in catcher range factor.

Showing players with at least 72 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of half of the team's games. Show all players

Led all of Triple-A in 2009 A.J. Ellis Albuquerque Isotopes
7.95 Catcher Range Factor 0.08 clear of Chris Robinson
Showing Catcher Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C RF G GS INN PO
1 A.J. Ellis ABQ 7.95 86 84 751.1 633
2 Chris Robinson IOW 7.87 75 73 638.2 551
3 Clint Sammons GWN 7.61 76 75 664.1 543
4 J.R. House OMA 7.56 101 98 884.2 728
5 Erik Kratz IND 7.51 91 85 765.1 628
6 J.P. Arencibia LV 7.38 104 102 914.2 709
7 Chris Stewart SWB 7.18 76 70 603.2 495
8 Eric Munson SAC 7.16 73 70 622.1 490
9 Lou Marson LHV 7.11 89 89 773.0 590
10 John Jaso DUR 7.10 98 87 787.2 659
11 Brett Hayes NEW 7.08 86 84 753.2 569
12 Matt Pagnozzi MEM 7.06 83 75 654.2 540
13 Dusty Brown PAW 6.99 81 78 685.2 521
14 Lou Santangelo RR 6.91 81 72 665.0 515
15 Drew Butera ROC 6.80 96 92 795.0 585
16 John Hester RNO 6.76 79 71 638.0 475
17 Robinson Cancel BUF 6.59 74 72 620.1 449
18 Adam Moore TAC 6.55 91 89 795.2 553
19 Bobby Wilson SL 6.46 74 73 631.2 425
20 Angel Salome NAS 5.69 72 71 599.2 379