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1956 NL Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Stan Lopata led the NL in catcher range factor in 1956 with 5.85, just ahead of Roy Campanella (5.853 to 5.851).

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Stan Lopata Led the NL in 1956 Stan Lopata Philadelphia Phillies
5.85 Catcher Range Factor Just ahead of Roy Campanella
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# Player Team C RF G PO A E
1 Stan Lopata Stan Lopata PHI 5.85 102 573 24 11
2 Roy Campanella Roy Campanella BRO 5.85 121 659 49 11
3 Bill Sarni Bill Sarni NY1 5.44 119 586 61 5
4 Hobie Landrith Hobie Landrith CHN 5.43 99 483 55 14
5 Ed Bailey Ed Bailey CIN 5.31 106 511 52 9
6 Ray Katt SLN 5.11 84 395 34 8
7 Jack Shepard Jack Shepard PIT 4.56 86 356 36 4
8 Del Crandall Del Crandall ML1 4.51 109 448 44 2