2020 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Tucker Barnhart led the majors in catcher range factor with 9.89 in 2020, 0.01 ahead of Wilson Ramos (9.88). It stands 5th among all single seasons in MLB history.

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Led all of MLB in 2020 Tucker Barnhart Cincinnati Reds

9.89 Catcher Range Factor 0.01 clear of Wilson Ramos

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#	Player	Team	C RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Tucker Barnhart	CIN	9.89	36	341	15	0
2	Wilson Ramos	NYN	9.88	41	396	9	1
3	Roberto Perez	CLE	9.75	32	291	21	0
4	Jacob Stallings	PIT	9.55	42	379	22	4
5	Kurt Suzuki	WAS	9.37	30	271	10	0
6	Christian Vazquez	BOS	9.26	42	370	19	1
7	Yasmani Grandal	CHA	8.88	32	271	13	2
8	Salvador Perez	KCA	8.85	34	295	6	0
9	Gary Sanchez	NYA	8.80	41	347	14	6
10	Omar Narvaez	MIL	8.77	39	333	9	3
11	James McCann	CHA	8.57	30	250	7	4
12	Martin Maldonado	HOU	8.45	47	375	22	2
13	J. T. Realmuto	PHI	8.44	36	296	8	2
14	Travis d'Arnaud	ATL	8.37	35	289	4	3
15	Austin Nola	SEA	8.30	44	352	13	2
16	Max Stassi	LAA	8.26	31	242	14	1
17	Will Smith	LAN	8.24	34	270	10	0
18	Danny Jansen	TOR	8.19	43	332	20	2
19	Yan Gomes	WAS	8.13	30	229	15	2
20	Sean Murphy	OAK	8.09	43	334	14	2
21	Pedro Severino	BAL	8.09	35	272	11	4
22	Carson Kelly	ARI	8.00	38	291	13	2
23	Willson Contreras	CHN	7.90	41	311	13	2
24	Yadier Molina	SLN	7.69	42	307	16	5
25	Joey Bart	SFN	7.69	32	234	12	2
26	Austin Romine	DET	7.46	37	269	7	0
27	Austin Hedges	SDN	6.91	34	220	15	2
28	Michael Perez	TBA	6.50	38	222	25	1
29	Tony Wolters	COL	6.23	39	230	13	1