1982 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Gary Carter led the majors in catcher range factor with 6.92 in 1982, 0.14 ahead of Alex Trevino (6.78). It was one of 5 times Gary Carter led in catcher range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 1982 Gary Carter Montreal Expos

6.92 Catcher Range Factor 0.14 clear of Alex Trevino

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#	Player	Team	C RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Gary Carter	MON	6.92	153	954	104	10
2	Alex Trevino	CIN	6.78	116	725	61	17
3	Bo Diaz	PHI	6.46	144	850	80	10
4	Butch Wynegar	NYA	6.38	86	523	26	5
5	Tony Peña	PIT	6.22	137	763	89	16
6	Alan Ashby	HOU	6.16	95	530	55	14
7	Rick Cerone	NYA	6.00	89	509	25	6
8	Bruce Benedict	ATL	5.72	118	602	73	5
9	Ron Hassey	CLE	5.71	105	562	38	4
10	Mike Scioscia	LAN	5.59	123	631	57	10
11	Milt May	SFN	5.57	110	552	61	8
12	Rick Sweet	SEA	5.51	83	431	26	3
13	John Stearns	NYN	5.43	81	379	61	6
14	Gary Allenson	BOS	5.42	91	454	39	4
15	Lance Parrish	DET	5.33	132	627	76	8
16	Jody Davis	CHN	5.33	129	598	89	11
17	Tim Laudner	MIN	5.32	93	454	41	12
18	Carlton Fisk	CHA	5.27	133	639	62	4
19	Ted Simmons	ML4	5.22	121	570	62	3
20	Terry Kennedy	SDN	5.19	139	666	56	7
21	Bob Boone	CAL	5.15	143	650	87	8
22	Jim Sundberg	TEX	5.12	132	607	69	6
23	Rich Gedman	BOS	4.95	86	397	29	10
24	Darrell Porter	SLN	4.80	111	469	64	9
25	Buck Martinez	TOR	4.48	93	382	35	5
26	Ernie Whitt	TOR	4.45	98	406	30	8
27	Mike Heath	OAK	4.44	90	350	50	11
28	Rick Dempsey	BAL	4.33	124	491	46	5
29	John Wathan	KCA	4.18	120	463	38	10