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1956 AL Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Yogi Berra led the AL in catcher range factor in 1956 with 5.83, 0.10 ahead of Jim Hegan (5.73). It was one of 8 times Yogi Berra led in catcher range factor.

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Yogi Berra Led the AL in 1956 Yogi Berra New York Yankees
5.83 Catcher Range Factor 0.10 clear of Jim Hegan
Showing Catcher Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C RF G PO A E
1 Yogi Berra Yogi Berra NYA 5.83 135 732 55 11
2 Jim Hegan Jim Hegan CLE 5.73 118 648 28 10
3 Frank House Frank House DET 5.49 88 450 33 7
4 Red Wilson Red Wilson DET 5.47 78 393 34 4
5 Sherm Lollar Sherm Lollar CHA 5.45 132 679 40 5
6 Sammy White Sammy White BOS 5.32 114 547 60 10
7 Gus Triandos Gus Triandos BAL 5.25 89 417 50 5
8 Hal Smith Hal Smith BAL 5.10 108 496 55 5