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2017 High-A Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Arturo Nieto led all of High-A in catcher range factor with 9.83 in 2017, 0.11 ahead of Arvicent Perez (9.72). It stands 38th among all single seasons in High-A history.

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Led all of High-A in 2017 Arturo Nieto Modesto Nuts
9.83 Catcher Range Factor 0.11 clear of Arvicent Perez
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# Player Team C RF G GS INN PO
1 Arturo Nieto MOD 9.83 71 69 620.0 633
2 Arvicent Perez LAK 9.72 74 72 646.2 639
3 Max McDowell CAR 9.41 79 79 685.2 658
4 Austin Allen LE 9.38 85 85 750.2 732
5 Austin Rei SAL 9.25 88 87 742.2 740
6 Deivy Grullón CLR 9.06 69 68 595.1 550
7 P.J. Higgins MB 8.97 87 86 745.2 688
8 Matt Winn SJ 8.80 70 69 616.0 554
9 Patrick Mazeika SLU 8.76 76 75 656.2 600
10 Chris Okey DBT 8.66 82 82 720.2 627
11 Christian Kelley BRD 8.43 89 88 781.0 653
12 José Godoy PMB 8.33 67 64 581.1 495
13 Chris Rabago LAN 8.33 86 85 760.1 633
14 Taylor Gushue POT 7.90 88 86 753.0 628
15 Zack Collins WS 7.75 76 76 632.0 526
16 David Rodríguez CHA 7.46 68 64 560.0 449