2019 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Robinson Chirinos led the majors in catcher range factor with 10.08 in 2019, 0.47 ahead of Roberto Perez (9.61). It stands 3rd among all single seasons in MLB history.

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Led all of MLB in 2019 Robinson Chirinos Houston Astros

10.08 Catcher Range Factor 0.47 clear of Roberto Perez

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#	Player	Team	C RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Robinson Chirinos	HOU	10.08	112	1,078	51	6
2	Roberto Perez	CLE	9.61	118	1,082	52	3
3	Yan Gomes	WAS	9.49	93	842	41	4
4	Austin Hedges	SDN	9.40	95	858	35	11
5	Gary Sanchez	NYA	9.17	90	793	32	15
6	Mike Zunino	TBA	9.00	89	764	37	6
7	Christian Vazquez	BOS	8.95	119	994	71	1
8	Wilson Ramos	NYN	8.88	124	1,051	50	7
9	Yasmani Grandal	MIL	8.83	137	1,169	41	8
10	Mitch Garver	MIN	8.77	82	690	29	6
11	J. T. Realmuto	PHI	8.76	133	1,098	67	9
12	James McCann	CHA	8.71	106	884	39	7
13	Tyler Flowers	ATL	8.59	83	676	37	3
14	Travis d'Arnaud	TBA	8.56	85	702	26	3
15	Martin Maldonado	KCA	8.53	103	844	35	6
16	Yadier Molina	SLN	8.52	111	916	30	1
17	Tucker Barnhart	CIN	8.41	102	812	46	2
18	Jorge Alfaro	MIA	8.35	118	930	55	11
19	Carson Kelly	ARI	8.33	101	792	49	8
20	Jeff Mathis	TEX	8.33	86	686	30	6
21	Willson Contreras	CHN	8.29	99	770	51	12
22	Danny Jansen	TOR	8.25	103	803	47	4
23	Buster Posey	SFN	8.09	101	771	46	2
24	Jonathan Lucroy	LAA	8.01	87	653	44	5
25	Brian McCann	ATL	7.94	83	640	19	3
26	Elias Diaz	PIT	7.72	96	694	47	12
27	Pedro Severino	BAL	7.69	89	655	29	8
28	Omar Narvaez	SEA	7.61	98	712	34	6
29	Tony Wolters	COL	7.57	112	773	75	1
30	Josh Phegley	OAK	7.08	106	704	46	2