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2015 Triple-A Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Luke Maile led all of Triple-A in catcher range factor with 8.83 in 2015, 0.57 ahead of Jett Bandy (8.26). It stands 26th among all single seasons in Triple-A history.

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Led all of Triple-A in 2015 Luke Maile Durham Bulls
8.83 Catcher Range Factor 0.57 clear of Jett Bandy
Showing Catcher Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C RF G GS INN PO
1 Luke Maile DUR 8.83 84 83 732.0 679
2 Jett Bandy SL 8.26 84 79 704.0 654
3 Trevor Brown SAC 8.15 72 67 607.2 533
4 Austin Barnes OKC 8.09 78 78 685.2 589
5 Nevin Ashley COL 8.02 85 85 729.2 609
6 Dustin Garneau ABQ 7.99 78 77 683.0 561
7 Bryan Anderson NAS 7.84 76 76 662.2 550
8 Max Stassi FRE 7.80 83 81 709.0 600
9 Kevan Smith CLT 7.62 93 90 798.0 652
10 Adam Moore COL 7.62 85 83 736.0 598
11 Francisco Peña OMA 7.55 89 84 745.1 627
12 Austin Romine SWB 7.33 75 74 655.1 519
13 Rocky Gale ELP 7.10 94 81 720.0 580
14 Ramón Cabrera LOU 6.99 84 84 748.2 546
15 Audry Pérez NOR 6.94 78 71 646.1 499
16 Dan Butler SYR 6.90 83 83 726.2 542