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1882 NL Pitcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at pitcher

George Derby led the NL in pitcher fielding percentage with .957 in 1882, 18 points ahead of Fred Goldsmith (.939).

Showing pitchers with at least 86.0 innings — the same bar the ERA title asks for. Show all players

George Derby Led the NL in 1882 George Derby Detroit Wolverines
.957 Pitcher Fielding Percentage .018 clear of Fred Goldsmith
Showing Pitcher Fielding Percentage and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team P FPCT G PO A E
1 George Derby George Derby DTN .957 40 19 69 4
2 Fred Goldsmith CHN .939 45 26 67 6
3 John Ward John Ward PRO .938 34 18 73 6
4 Pud Galvin Pud Galvin BFN .929 52 20 85 8
5 Jim McCormick Jim McCormick CL2 .917 68 43 100 13
6 Tim Keefe Tim Keefe TRN .917 43 32 89 11
7 Larry Corcoran Larry Corcoran CHN .915 39 22 64 8
8 Old Hoss Radbourn Old Hoss Radbourn PRO .912 54 22 92 11
9 George Weidman George Weidman DTN .906 46 35 71 11
10 Frank Mountain Frank Mountain WOR .897 26 8 53 7
11 George Bradley George Bradley CL2 .897 18 10 42 6
12 Lee Richmond Lee Richmond WOR .889 48 15 97 14
13 Jim Whitney Jim Whitney BSN .886 49 13 88 13
14 Hugh Daily Hugh Daily BFN .879 29 1 28 4
15 Bobby Mathews Bobby Mathews BSN .867 34 5 34 6
16 Fred Corey WOR .867 21 7 32 6
17 Mickey Welch Mickey Welch TRN .848 33 10 46 10
18 Jim Egan TRN .667 12 5 11 8