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1882 American Association Pitcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at pitcher

Guy Hecker led the American Association in pitcher fielding percentage in 1882 with 1.000, 41 points ahead of Tony Mullane (.959).

Showing pitchers with at least 79.0 innings — the same bar the ERA title asks for. Show all players

Guy Hecker Led the AA in 1882 Guy Hecker Louisville Eclipse
1.000 Pitcher Fielding Percentage .041 clear of Tony Mullane
Showing Pitcher Fielding Percentage and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team P FPCT G PO A E
1 Guy Hecker Guy Hecker LS2 1.000 13 9 46 0
2 Tony Mullane Tony Mullane LS2 .959 55 54 177 10
3 Will White Will White CN2 .957 54 23 223 11
4 Harry McCormick Harry McCormick CN2 .946 25 12 76 5
5 Sam Weaver PH4 .941 42 16 128 9
6 Harry Arundel PT1 .938 14 5 55 4
7 Jumbo McGinnis Jumbo McGinnis SL4 .912 45 14 100 11
8 Bill Sweeney Bill Sweeney PH4 .909 20 9 51 6
9 Harry Salisbury PT1 .906 38 10 96 11
10 Doc Landis BL2 .898 44 19 104 14
11 Denny Driscoll Denny Driscoll PT1 .885 23 4 50 7
12 John Schappert John Schappert SL4 .837 15 5 31 7
13 Tricky Nichols Tricky Nichols BL2 .830 16 5 34 8
14 John Reccius John Reccius LS2 .829 13 4 25 6
15 Bill Geiss BL2 .738 13 8 23 11