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2009 Double-A Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Brian Jeroloman led all of Double-A in catcher range factor in 2009 with 8.06, 0.25 ahead of Carlos Santana (7.81).

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Showing players with at least 71 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of half of the team's games. Show all players

Led all of Double-A in 2009 Brian Jeroloman New Hampshire Fisher Cats
8.06 Catcher Range Factor 0.25 clear of Carlos Santana
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# Player Team C RF G GS INN PO
1 Brian Jeroloman NH 8.06 107 107 943.2 808
2 Carlos Santana AKR 7.81 94 94 792.0 682
3 J.C. Boscan MIS 7.73 71 68 600.2 497
4 Adam Donachie BOW 7.50 72 70 599.0 499
5 Brad Davis JAX 7.45 83 82 712.2 571
6 Tony Cruz SPR 7.42 72 66 588.1 459
7 Jonathan Lucroy HVL 7.38 108 103 903.0 727
8 Hank Conger ARK 7.25 87 86 755.2 573
9 Josh Donaldson MID 7.11 102 101 894.2 645
10 Mitch Canham SA 7.07 102 97 874.2 671
11 Josh Thole BNG 7.06 89 87 755.0 574
12 Alex Avila ERI 6.95 82 81 700.0 512
13 Manny Piña FRI 6.94 84 82 714.0 511
14 Michael McKenry TUL 6.93 102 100 883.2 630
15 Steven Lerud ALT 6.89 93 91 771.2 569
16 Welington Castillo TNS 6.70 93 85 741.1 565
17 Jackson Williams CON 6.59 105 96 855.2 640