1991 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Craig Biggio led the majors in catcher range factor with 6.86 in 1991, 0.26 ahead of Tony Peña (6.60).

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Led all of MLB in 1991 Craig Biggio Houston Astros

6.86 Catcher Range Factor 0.26 clear of Tony Peña

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#	Player	Team	C RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Craig Biggio	HOU	6.86	139	889	64	10
2	Tony Peña	BOS	6.60	140	864	60	5
3	Ivan Rodriguez	TEX	6.58	88	517	62	10
4	Lance Parrish	CAL	6.44	111	658	57	2
5	Mike Scioscia	LAN	6.33	115	677	51	7
6	Jeff Reed	CIN	6.25	89	527	29	5
7	Benito Santiago	SDN	6.16	151	830	100	14
8	GO Greg Olson	ATL	6.06	127	721	48	4
9	Darren Daulton	PHI	5.98	88	493	33	8
10	Joe Oliver	CIN	5.96	90	496	40	11
11	Mike LaValliere	PIT	5.82	105	565	46	1
12	B. J. Surhoff	ML4	5.73	127	660	68	4
13	Rick Cerone	NYN	5.68	81	424	36	6
14	Matt Nokes	NYA	5.68	130	690	48	6
15	Brian Harper	MIN	5.67	119	642	33	8
16	Dave Valle	SEA	5.59	129	669	52	6
17	Carlton Fisk	CHA	5.57	106	535	55	4
18	Terry Steinbach	OAK	5.49	117	594	48	13
19	JS Joel Skinner	CLE	5.47	99	504	38	5
20	Tom Pagnozzi	SLN	5.42	139	673	81	7
21	Pat Borders	TOR	5.42	102	505	48	4
22	Chris Hoiles	BAL	5.35	89	433	43	1
23	RW Rick Wilkins	CHN	5.06	82	373	42	3
24	GM Greg Myers	TOR	5.01	104	484	37	11
25	Mickey Tettleton	DET	4.90	125	558	55	6