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1992 NL Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Joe Oliver led the NL in catcher range factor in 1992 with 7.01, 0.39 ahead of Mike Scioscia (6.62).

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Showing players with at least 81 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of half of the team's games. Show all players

Joe Oliver Led the NL in 1992 Joe Oliver Cincinnati Reds
7.01 Catcher Range Factor 0.39 clear of Mike Scioscia
Showing Catcher Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C RF G PO A E
1 Joe Oliver Joe Oliver CIN 7.01 141 925 64 8
2 Mike Scioscia Mike Scioscia LAN 6.62 108 641 74 9
3 Gary Carter Gary Carter MON 6.27 85 481 52 6
4 Benito Santiago Benito Santiago SDN 6.18 103 584 53 12
5 Todd Hundley Todd Hundley NYN 6.18 121 700 48 3
6 Ed Taubensee Ed Taubensee HOU 6.05 103 557 66 5
7 Greg Olson ATL 6.01 94 522 43 1
8 Darren Daulton Darren Daulton PHI 5.88 141 760 69 11
9 Kirt Manwaring Kirt Manwaring SFN 5.85 108 564 68 4
10 Damon Berryhill Damon Berryhill ATL 5.44 84 426 31 1
11 Tom Pagnozzi Tom Pagnozzi SLN 5.37 138 688 53 1
12 Mike LaValliere Mike LaValliere PIT 5.25 92 421 62 3
13 Joe Girardi Joe Girardi CHN 4.88 86 369 51 4