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1930 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

Tom Young led the majors in catcher range factor with 6.71 in 1930, 0.49 ahead of Bill Perkins (6.22). It was one of 2 times Tom Young led in catcher range factor.

Showing players with at least 29 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of half of the team's games. Show all players

Tom Young Led all of MLB in 1930 Tom Young Kansas City Monarchs
6.71 Catcher Range Factor 0.49 clear of Bill Perkins
Showing Catcher Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C RF G PO A E
1 Tom Young Tom Young KCM 6.71 48 279 43 9
2 Bill Perkins Bill Perkins BBB 6.22 60 320 53 20
3 Ted Radcliffe Ted Radcliffe SLS 5.73 55 267 48 13
4 Mickey Cochrane Mickey Cochrane PHA 5.56 130 654 69 5
5 Henry Williams Henry Williams SLS 5.39 46 205 43 6
6 Jimmie Wilson Jimmie Wilson SLN 5.28 99 456 67 7
7 John Barnes MRS 5.26 46 213 29 6
8 Gabby Hartnett Gabby Hartnett CHN 5.25 136 646 68 8
9 Roy Spencer Roy Spencer WS1 4.72 93 395 44 5
10 Bill Dickey Bill Dickey NYA 4.64 101 418 51 11
11 Shanty Hogan Shanty Hogan NY1 4.50 96 386 46 8
12 Aurelio Cortés Aurelio Cortés CSW 4.47 34 132 20 6
13 Al Lopez Al Lopez BRO 4.21 126 465 66 9
14 Rick Ferrell Rick Ferrell SLA 3.98 101 336 66 7
15 Charlie Berry Charlie Berry BOS 3.94 85 279 56 4
16 Rollie Hemsley Rollie Hemsley PIT 3.83 98 325 50 8
17 Virgil Davis Virgil Davis PHI 3.72 96 307 50 5
18 Johnny Gooch Johnny Gooch CIN 3.48 79 233 42 13
19 Bennie Tate Bennie Tate CHA 3.46 79 231 42 6
20 Clyde Sukeforth Clyde Sukeforth CIN 3.41 82 234 46 7
21 Al Spohrer Al Spohrer BSN 3.31 108 322 36 16