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1949 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Roy Campanella led the majors in catcher range factor with 5.82 in 1949, 0.28 ahead of Yogi Berra (5.54). It was one of 10 times Roy Campanella led in catcher range factor.

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Roy Campanella Led all of MLB in 1949 Roy Campanella Brooklyn Dodgers
5.82 Catcher Range Factor 0.28 clear of Yogi Berra
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# Player Team C RF G PO A E
1 Roy Campanella Roy Campanella BRO 5.82 127 684 55 11
2 Yogi Berra Yogi Berra NYA 5.54 109 544 60 7
3 Jim Hegan Jim Hegan CLE 4.76 152 651 73 7
4 Andy Seminick Andy Seminick PHI 4.74 98 411 54 12
5 Aaron Robinson Aaron Robinson DET 4.65 108 458 44 7
6 Joe Garagiola Joe Garagiola SLN 4.59 80 332 35 6
7 Birdie Tebbetts Birdie Tebbetts BOS 4.51 118 481 51 11
8 Walker Cooper Walker Cooper CIN 4.49 117 464 61 11
9 Clyde McCullough Clyde McCullough PIT 4.47 90 363 39 6
10 Del Rice Del Rice SLN 4.17 92 355 29 3
11 Phil Masi Phil Masi PIT 4.01 81 291 34 2
12 Mike Guerra Mike Guerra PHA 3.96 95 328 48 7
13 Ray Mueller Ray Mueller NY1 3.94 87 307 36 4
14 Les Moss Les Moss SLA 3.90 83 283 41 10
15 Al Evans WS1 3.45 107 322 47 3
16 Sherm Lollar Sherm Lollar SLA 3.42 93 279 39 4