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1912 MLB Catcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at catcher

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George Gibson led the majors in catcher fielding percentage with .990 in 1912, 15 points ahead of Otto Miller (.975). It was one of 3 times George Gibson led in catcher fielding percentage.

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Showing players with at least 76 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of half of the team's games. Show all players

George Gibson Led all of MLB in 1912 George Gibson Pittsburgh Pirates
.990 Catcher Fielding Percentage .015 clear of Otto Miller
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# Player Team C FPCT G PO A E
1 George Gibson George Gibson PIT .990 94 484 101 6
2 Otto Miller Otto Miller BRO .975 94 455 141 15
3 Larry McLean Larry McLean CIN .973 98 425 124 15
4 Jack Meyers Jack Meyers NY1 .973 122 576 111 19
5 Bill Killefer Bill Killefer PHI .973 85 407 134 15
6 Bill Carrigan Bill Carrigan BOS .970 87 413 102 16
7 Jimmy Archer Jimmy Archer CHN .966 118 504 149 23
8 Jack Lapp Jack Lapp PHA .958 83 354 105 20
9 Ivey Wingo Ivey Wingo SLN .957 92 360 148 23
10 Ed Sweeney Ed Sweeney NYA .955 108 548 167 34
11 Oscar Stanage Oscar Stanage DET .950 120 440 168 32