1983 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Bo Diaz led the majors in catcher range factor with 7.46 in 1983, 0.31 ahead of Tony Peña (7.15).

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Led all of MLB in 1983 Bo Diaz Philadelphia Phillies

7.46 Catcher Range Factor 0.31 clear of Tony Peña

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#	Player	Team	C RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Bo Diaz	PHI	7.46	134	903	97	14
2	Tony Peña	PIT	7.15	149	976	90	9
3	Gary Carter	MON	6.63	144	847	107	5
4	Bruce Benedict	ATL	6.19	134	738	91	7
5	Terry Kennedy	SDN	6.02	143	782	79	12
6	Lance Parrish	DET	5.86	131	695	73	4
7	Alan Ashby	HOU	5.78	85	435	56	13
8	Steve Yeager	LAN	5.73	112	579	63	10
9	Carlton Fisk	CHA	5.68	133	709	46	7
10	Butch Wynegar	NYA	5.47	93	480	29	8
11	DB Dann Bilardello	CIN	5.39	105	494	72	5
12	Jody Davis	CHN	5.37	150	730	75	13
13	Rick Sweet	SEA	5.26	85	413	34	6
14	Bob Brenly	SFN	5.26	90	403	70	8
15	Jim Sundberg	TEX	5.15	131	618	56	5
16	Rick Dempsey	BAL	5.13	128	591	65	2
17	Ernie Whitt	TOR	5.08	119	554	50	5
18	Ted Simmons	ML4	5.07	86	395	41	11
19	Gary Allenson	BOS	5.02	84	393	29	7
20	Ron Hassey	CLE	4.93	113	514	43	3
21	Darrell Porter	SLN	4.87	133	578	70	7
22	Bob Boone	CAL	4.85	142	606	83	14
23	Bob Kearney	OAK	4.73	101	437	41	9
24	John Wathan	KCA	4.26	92	360	32	6
25	Ron Hodges	NYN	4.22	96	360	45	12
26	Buck Martinez	TOR	4.19	85	331	25	4