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1985 AL Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Carlton Fisk led the AL in catcher range factor in 1985 with 6.62, 0.39 ahead of Lance Parrish (6.23). It was one of 2 times Carlton Fisk led in catcher range factor.

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Carlton Fisk Led the AL in 1985 Carlton Fisk Chicago White Sox
6.62 Catcher Range Factor 0.39 clear of Lance Parrish
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# Player Team C RF G PO A E
1 Carlton Fisk Carlton Fisk CHA 6.62 130 801 60 10
2 Lance Parrish Lance Parrish DET 6.23 120 695 53 5
3 Rich Gedman Rich Gedman BOS 6.09 139 768 78 15
4 Butch Wynegar Butch Wynegar NYA 6.05 96 547 34 6
5 Don Slaught Don Slaught TEX 5.72 102 550 33 6
6 Jim Sundberg Jim Sundberg KCA 5.47 112 572 41 5
7 Charlie Moore Charlie Moore ML4 5.47 102 504 54 13
8 Bob Kearney Bob Kearney SEA 5.36 108 529 50 3
9 Ernie Whitt Ernie Whitt TOR 5.13 134 649 38 8
10 Bob Boone Bob Boone CAL 5.04 147 670 71 10
11 Jerry Willard Jerry Willard CLE 4.99 96 427 52 5
12 Mark Salas Mark Salas MIN 4.94 115 529 39 5
13 Rick Dempsey Rick Dempsey BAL 4.76 131 575 49 8
14 Mike Heath Mike Heath OAK 4.71 112 483 44 10