1980 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Tim Blackwell led the majors in catcher range factor with 6.46 in 1980, 0.22 ahead of Gary Carter (6.24).

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Led all of MLB in 1980 Tim Blackwell Chicago Cubs

6.46 Catcher Range Factor 0.22 clear of Gary Carter

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#	Player	Team	C RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Tim Blackwell	CHN	6.46	103	572	93	12
2	Gary Carter	MON	6.24	149	822	108	7
3	Jim Sundberg	TEX	6.15	151	853	76	7
4	Bob Boone	PHI	6.01	138	741	88	18
5	Rick Cerone	NYA	5.94	147	800	73	9
6	Alex Trevino	NYN	5.88	86	443	63	12
7	Alan Ashby	HOU	5.86	114	608	60	6
8	Ed Ott	PIT	5.49	117	569	73	11
9	Milt May	SFN	5.43	103	500	59	8
10	Ron Hassey	CLE	5.32	113	549	52	4
11	Butch Wynegar	MIN	5.23	142	670	72	9
12	Rick Dempsey	BAL	5.22	112	531	54	8
13	Johnny Bench	CIN	5.18	105	505	39	5
14	Lance Parrish	DET	5.15	121	557	66	6
15	Carlton Fisk	BOS	5.03	115	522	56	10
16	Bruce Benedict	ATL	4.82	120	502	76	7
17	Ernie Whitt	TOR	4.69	105	436	56	7
18	Ted Simmons	SLN	4.58	129	520	71	9
19	Gene Tenace	SDN	4.43	104	415	46	10
20	Darrell Porter	KCA	4.43	81	322	37	8
21	Steve Yeager	LAN	4.40	95	382	36	7
22	Larry Cox	SEA	4.39	104	412	45	3
23	TD Tom Donohue	CAL	4.27	84	330	29	5
24	BK Bruce Kimm	CHA	4.09	98	375	26	6
25	Bill Fahey	SDN	4.04	85	309	34	8
26	Bob Davis	TOR	3.88	89	317	28	6
27	Charlie Moore	ML4	3.30	105	319	28	4