1990 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Mike Scioscia led all of MLB in catcher range factor in 1990 with 6.82, 0.21 ahead of Tony Peña (6.61).

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Led all of MLB in 1990 Mike Scioscia Los Angeles Dodgers

6.82 Catcher Range Factor 0.21 clear of Tony Peña

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#	Player	Team	C RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Mike Scioscia	LAN	6.82	132	842	58	10
2	Tony Peña	BOS	6.61	142	864	74	5
3	DV Dave Valle	SEA	6.49	104	631	44	2
4	Lance Parrish	CAL	6.47	131	760	88	6
5	Joe Oliver	CIN	6.31	118	686	59	6
6	Carlton Fisk	CHA	6.23	116	660	63	4
7	MS Mackey Sasser	NYN	6.22	87	498	43	14
8	Mike Fitzgerald	MON	6.13	98	560	41	6
9	Mike Macfarlane	KCA	6.10	112	660	23	6
10	Brian Harper	MIN	6.04	120	672	53	11
11	Benito Santiago	SDN	6.01	98	538	51	12
12	Sandy Alomar	CLE	5.67	129	686	46	14
13	Todd Zeile	SLN	5.61	105	533	56	7
14	GO Greg Olson	ATL	5.61	97	501	43	7
15	Mike Heath	DET	5.46	117	585	54	13
16	Geno Petralli	TEX	5.44	118	599	43	6
17	DD Darren Daulton	PHI	5.42	139	683	70	8
18	Mike LaValliere	PIT	5.41	95	478	36	5
19	Joe Girardi	CHN	5.37	133	653	61	11
20	B. J. Surhoff	ML4	5.34	125	615	53	10
21	Craig Biggio	HOU	5.31	113	546	54	9
22	Terry Steinbach	OAK	5.15	83	396	31	5
23	Mickey Tettleton	BAL	5.13	90	425	37	4
24	GM Greg Myers	TOR	5.07	87	411	30	3
25	Bob Geren	NYA	5.07	107	487	55	4
26	Pat Borders	TOR	4.88	115	515	46	4
27	Terry Kennedy	SFN	4.16	103	390	38	4