2012 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Carlos Ruiz led the majors in catcher range factor with 8.76 in 2012, 0.26 ahead of Jonathan Lucroy (8.50). It stands 89th among all single seasons in MLB history.

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Led all of MLB in 2012 Carlos Ruiz Philadelphia Phillies

8.76 Catcher Range Factor 0.26 clear of Jonathan Lucroy

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#	Player	Team	C RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Carlos Ruiz	PHI	8.76	106	856	73	6
2	Jonathan Lucroy	MIL	8.50	88	714	34	7
3	Alex Avila	DET	8.44	113	897	57	6
4	A. J. Ellis	LAN	8.35	131	1,007	87	6
5	Buster Posey	SFN	8.11	114	855	69	8
6	Brian McCann	ATL	7.86	114	845	51	2
7	Geovany Soto	CHN	7.82	96	714	37	8
8	Miguel Montero	ARI	7.81	139	1,008	78	9
9	Matt Wieters	BAL	7.81	134	994	52	10
10	Yadier Molina	SLN	7.72	136	962	88	3
11	A. J. Pierzynski	CHA	7.70	126	899	71	6
12	Russell Martin	NYA	7.70	128	924	61	6
13	Ryan Hanigan	CIN	7.54	110	781	48	4
14	Kurt Suzuki	OAK	7.49	117	815	61	5
15	Rod Barajas	PIT	7.48	99	700	41	6
16	Josh Thole	NYN	7.40	100	690	50	6
17	John Buck	MIA	7.35	105	715	57	7
18	Wilin Rosario	COL	7.35	105	694	78	13
19	Jarrod Saltalamacchia	BOS	7.27	104	715	41	7
20	J. P. Arencibia	TOR	7.22	94	622	57	4
21	Carlos Santana	CLE	6.93	100	628	65	7
22	Jose Molina	TBA	6.84	102	657	41	4
23	Michael McKenry	PIT	6.62	81	495	41	3