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2005 FSL Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

Anthony Richie led the FSL in catcher range factor in 2005 with 8.62, 0.07 ahead of Miguel Perez (8.55).

Showing players with at least 68 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of half of the team's games. Show all players

Led the FSL in 2005 Anthony Richie Daytona Cubs
8.62 Catcher Range Factor 0.07 clear of Miguel Perez
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# Player Team C RF G GS INN PO A E DP TC FPCT
1 Anthony Richie DAY 8.62 71 69 591.2 568 44 3 6 615 .995
2 Miguel Perez SAR 8.55 77 77 652.2 587 71 8 7 666 .988
3 Lou Palmisano BRV 8.36 89 86 765.1 673 71 4 9 748 .995
4 Edwin Bellorin VER 8.34 82 80 685.2 632 52 2 3 686 .997
5 Kyle Phillips FTM 8.13 70 66 571.1 515 54 4 3 573 .993
6 Patrick Arlis JUP 7.78 90 86 757.0 632 68 13 7 713 .982
7 Robinzon Díaz DUN 7.60 87 85 738.1 602 59 15 6 676 .978
8 Danilo Sanchez LAK 7.45 103 99 862.1 711 56 3 10 770 .996
9 Tom Rojas TAM 7.38 74 70 608.0 510 36 5 4 551 .991