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1997 AL Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Joe Girardi led the AL in catcher range factor in 1997 with 7.96, 0.17 ahead of Dan Wilson (7.80). It was one of 2 times Joe Girardi led in catcher range factor.

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Joe Girardi Led the AL in 1997 Joe Girardi New York Yankees
7.96 Catcher Range Factor 0.17 clear of Dan Wilson
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# Player Team C RF G PO A E
1 Joe Girardi Joe Girardi NYA 7.96 111 830 54 5
2 Dan Wilson Dan Wilson SEA 7.80 144 1,051 72 6
3 Chris Hoiles BAL 7.24 87 602 28 0
4 Benito Santiago Benito Santiago TOR 6.96 95 621 40 2
5 Sandy Alomar Sandy Alomar CLE 6.58 119 743 40 12
6 Raul Casanova Raul Casanova DET 6.32 92 543 38 9
7 Ivan Rodriguez Ivan Rodriguez TEX 6.27 143 821 75 7
8 Mike Matheny Mike Matheny ML4 6.24 121 697 58 5
9 Terry Steinbach Terry Steinbach MIN 6.08 116 654 51 5
10 Lenny Webster Lenny Webster BAL 5.86 97 532 36 3
11 Scott Hatteberg BOS 5.85 106 574 46 11
12 Jorge Fabregas Jorge Fabregas CHA 5.76 113 600 51 8
13 Mike Macfarlane Mike Macfarlane KCA 5.67 81 439 20 4
14 Brent Mayne OAK 5.48 83 419 36 2