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1876 NL Pitcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at pitcher

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Jack Manning led the NL in pitcher fielding percentage with 1.000 in 1876, 49 points ahead of Al Spalding (.951).

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Showing pitchers with at least 70.0 innings — the same bar the ERA title asks for. Show all players

Jack Manning Led the NL in 1876 Jack Manning Boston Red Caps
1.000 Pitcher Fielding Percentage .049 clear of Al Spalding
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# Player Team P FPCT G PO A E
1 Jack Manning Jack Manning BSN 1.000 34 10 30 0
2 Al Spalding Al Spalding CHN .951 61 45 92 7
3 Candy Cummings Candy Cummings HAR .947 24 9 27 2
4 Foghorn Bradley Foghorn Bradley BSN .944 22 10 24 2
5 Jim Devlin Jim Devlin LS1 .941 68 44 100 9
6 George Bradley George Bradley SL3 .919 64 50 87 12
7 George Zettlein George Zettlein PHN .896 28 7 36 5
8 Tommy Bond Tommy Bond HAR .887 45 25 93 15
9 Dory Dean Dory Dean CN1 .822 30 22 38 13
10 Bobby Mathews Bobby Mathews NY3 .810 56 41 78 28
11 Lon Knight Lon Knight PHN .804 34 33 41 18
12 Cherokee Fisher Cherokee Fisher CN1 .793 28 19 27 12
13 Joe Borden BSN .686 29 15 33 22