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1883 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Bill Holbert led the majors in catcher range factor with 9.78 in 1883, 1.56 ahead of Mike Hines (8.22). It stands 9th among all single seasons in MLB history.

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Showing players with at least 49 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of half of the team's games. Show all players

Bill Holbert Led all of MLB in 1883 Bill Holbert New York Metropolitans
9.78 Catcher Range Factor 1.56 clear of Mike Hines
Showing Catcher Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C RF G PO A E
1 Bill Holbert Bill Holbert NY4 9.78 68 527 138 58
2 Mike Hines BSN 8.22 59 382 103 62
3 Doc Bushong Doc Bushong CL2 7.27 63 370 88 46
4 Barney Gilligan Barney Gilligan PRO 6.58 74 379 108 54
5 Pat Deasley Pat Deasley SL4 6.43 56 301 59 27
6 Pop Snyder Pop Snyder CN2 6.21 57 283 71 31
7 Jack O'Brien Jack O'Brien PH4 6.19 58 301 58 51
8 Ed Whiting Ed Whiting LS2 6.12 50 244 62 40
9 Rudy Kemmler CL5 5.91 82 388 97 71
10 Charlie Bennett DTN 5.85 72 333 88 25
11 Buck Ewing Buck Ewing NY1 5.81 63 270 96 31
12 Jack Rowe Jack Rowe BFN 5.80 49 234 50 32
13 Jackie Hayes PT1 5.60 62 277 70 34
14 Emil Gross PHI 5.04 55 207 70 74
15 Silver Flint Silver Flint CHN 4.88 83 301 104 57