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1873 National Association Pitcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at pitcher

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Al Spalding led the National Association in pitcher fielding percentage in 1873 with .885, 20 points ahead of George Zettlein (.865). It was one of 2 times Al Spalding led in pitcher fielding percentage.

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Al Spalding Led the NA in 1873 Al Spalding Boston Red Stockings
.885 Pitcher Fielding Percentage .020 clear of George Zettlein
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# Player Team P FPCT G PO A E
1 Al Spalding Al Spalding BS1 .885 60 36 125 21
2 George Zettlein George Zettlein PH2 .865 51 22 93 18
3 Dick McBride Dick McBride PH1 .853 46 22 59 14
4 Candy Cummings Candy Cummings BL1 .838 42 20 42 12
5 Cherokee Fisher Cherokee Fisher PH1 .800 13 8 8 4
6 Bobby Mathews Bobby Mathews NY2 .780 52 27 58 24
7 Asa Brainard Asa Brainard BL1 .762 14 2 14 5
8 Hugh Campbell ELI .754 19 6 43 16
9 Jim Britt BR2 .722 54 12 71 32
10 Bill Stearns WS5 .721 32 17 27 17