2013 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Carlos Santana led the majors in catcher range factor with 8.65 in 2013, 0.04 ahead of Alex Avila (8.61).

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Led all of MLB in 2013 Carlos Santana Cleveland Indians

8.65 Catcher Range Factor 0.04 clear of Alex Avila

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#	Player	Team	C RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Carlos Santana	CLE	8.65	84	694	33	4
2	Alex Avila	DET	8.61	98	815	29	6
3	Yan Gomes	CLE	8.56	85	663	65	3
4	Brian McCann	ATL	8.29	92	729	34	4
5	Russell Martin	PIT	8.23	120	885	103	2
6	A. J. Ellis	LAN	8.21	113	855	73	3
7	Carlos Ruiz	PHI	8.15	86	657	44	3
8	Tyler Flowers	CHA	8.12	84	640	42	4
9	A. J. Pierzynski	TEX	8.04	119	892	65	2
10	Jarrod Saltalamacchia	BOS	8.02	119	908	46	6
11	Miguel Montero	ARI	7.97	112	823	70	5
12	Buster Posey	SFN	7.93	121	907	53	7
13	Yadier Molina	SLN	7.93	131	976	63	4
14	Matt Wieters	BAL	7.71	140	1,021	58	3
15	John Buck	NYN	7.57	104	746	41	4
16	Devin Mesoraco	CIN	7.45	97	668	55	5
17	Jose Molina	TBA	7.38	96	674	34	4
18	Chris Stewart	NYA	7.37	108	741	55	2
19	Welington Castillo	CHN	7.34	111	730	85	10
20	Salvador Perez	KCA	7.31	137	930	71	7
21	Jonathan Lucroy	MIL	7.25	126	857	56	8
22	J. P. Arencibia	TOR	7.18	131	891	49	11
23	Jose Lobaton	TBA	7.11	96	643	40	3
24	Nick Hundley	SDN	7.07	112	729	63	10
25	Kurt Suzuki	WAS	7.05	93	621	35	6
26	Jason Castro	HOU	6.88	98	630	44	5
27	Chris Iannetta	LAA	6.87	113	725	51	5
28	Wilin Rosario	COL	6.69	106	646	63	9
29	Derek Norris	OAK	6.51	91	562	30	3