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2005 High-A Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Kurt Suzuki led all of High-A in catcher range factor in 2005 with 8.96, 0.34 ahead of Anthony Richie (8.62). It stands 99th among all single seasons in High-A history.

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Showing players with at least 70 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of half of the team's games. Show all players

Led all of High-A in 2005 Kurt Suzuki Stockton Ports
8.96 Catcher Range Factor 0.34 clear of Anthony Richie
Showing Catcher Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C RF G GS INN PO
1 Kurt Suzuki STK 8.96 104 104 904.1 882
2 Anthony Richie DAY 8.62 71 69 591.2 568
3 Dave Wallace KIN 8.56 95 95 831.0 737
4 Miguel Perez SAR 8.55 77 77 652.2 587
5 Josh Arhart VIS 8.37 79 78 681.1 605
6 Lou Palmisano BRV 8.36 89 86 765.1 673
7 Edwin Bellorin VER 8.34 82 80 685.2 632
8 Justin Hatcher BAK 8.33 82 80 720.1 626
9 Bobby Wilson RC 8.24 103 103 904.1 745
10 Kyle Phillips FTM 8.13 70 66 571.1 515
11 Salomon Manriquez POT 8.13 87 85 721.0 656
12 Chris Iannetta MOD 8.03 70 69 601.0 522
13 Gustavo Molina WS 7.95 107 99 876.1 744
14 Patrick Arlis JUP 7.78 90 86 757.0 632
15 Robinzon Díaz DUN 7.60 87 85 738.1 602
16 Adam Donachie HD 7.47 92 92 808.1 620
17 Danilo Sanchez LAK 7.45 103 99 862.1 711
18 Jarrod Saltalamacchia MB 7.40 93 92 814.1 639
19 Tom Rojas TAM 7.38 74 70 608.0 510
20 Mike McCuistion LYN 7.18 88 87 757.2 565
21 Kevin Davidson SAL 7.00 78 75 648.2 484
22 George Kottaras LE 6.77 84 80 723.2 520