1940 AL Pitcher Range Factor Leaders

Dutch Leonard led the AL in pitcher range factor in 1940 with 2.49, 0.15 ahead of Johnny Gorsica (2.34). It was one of 2 times Dutch Leonard led in pitcher range factor.

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Led the AL in 1940 Dutch Leonard Washington Senators

2.49 Pitcher Range Factor 0.15 clear of Johnny Gorsica

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#	Player	Team	P RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Dutch Leonard	WS1	2.49	35	15	72	4
2	Johnny Gorsica	DET	2.34	29	15	53	4
3	Elden Auker	SLA	2.05	38	27	51	4
4	Spud Chandler	NYA	2.00	27	4	50	2
5	Marius Russo	NYA	1.90	30	9	48	0
6	Vern Kennedy	SLA	1.85	34	13	50	0
7	JB Johnny Babich	PHA	1.81	31	14	42	2
8	Sid Hudson	WS1	1.68	38	14	50	4
9	Ted Lyons	CHA	1.64	22	12	24	3
10	Al Smith	CLE	1.61	31	6	44	0
11	Mel Harder	CLE	1.52	31	9	38	2
12	Nels Potter	PHA	1.52	31	17	30	0
13	BR Buck Ross	PHA	1.46	24	12	23	3
14	Ken Chase	WS1	1.46	35	7	44	3
15	Schoolboy Rowe	DET	1.41	27	10	28	0
16	Chubby Dean	PHA	1.33	30	4	36	1
17	Jack Knott	CHA	1.32	25	4	29	3
18	BH Bob Harris	SLA	1.31	35	10	36	1
19	Thornton Lee	CHA	1.29	28	5	31	4
20	Johnny Rigney	CHA	1.28	39	4	46	0
21	Jim Bagby	BOS	1.25	36	17	28	1
22	Red Ruffing	NYA	1.20	30	6	30	2
23	Eddie Smith	CHA	1.19	32	6	32	2
24	Tommy Bridges	DET	1.17	29	4	30	2
25	Marv Breuer	NYA	1.15	27	5	26	1
26	George Caster	PHA	1.03	36	10	27	2
27	Bobo Newsom	DET	0.97	36	3	32	3
28	Bob Feller	CLE	0.91	43	5	34	2
29	Al Milnar	CLE	0.76	37	2	26	4
30	Jack Wilson	BOS	0.63	41	14	12	0