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1943 MLB Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

Chesley Gray led the majors in catcher range factor with 7.57 in 1943, 0.93 ahead of Leon Ruffin (6.64).

Showing players with at least 5 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of half of the team's games. Show all players

Led all of MLB in 1943 Chesley Gray Harrisburg-St. Louis Stars
7.57 Catcher Range Factor 0.93 clear of Leon Ruffin
Showing Catcher Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C RF G PO A E
1 Chesley Gray HSS 7.57 14 100 6 6
2 Leon Ruffin Leon Ruffin NE 6.64 28 161 25 3
3 Paul Richards Paul Richards DET 6.23 100 537 86 9
4 Bob Clarke Bob Clarke BEG 5.69 42 214 25 10
5 Lou Louden Lou Louden NYC 5.20 30 138 18 4
6 Josh Gibson Josh Gibson HG 5.05 62 283 30 5
7 Buddy Rosar Buddy Rosar CLE 5.01 114 480 91 10
8 Walker Cooper Walker Cooper SLN 4.94 112 504 49 14
9 Ray Mueller Ray Mueller CIN 4.85 140 579 100 8
10 Bill Cash Bill Cash PS 4.79 43 176 30 7
11 Mickey Owen Mickey Owen BRO 4.61 100 414 47 6
12 Mike Tresh Mike Tresh CHA 4.51 85 321 62 7
13 Roy Partee Roy Partee BOS 4.46 91 349 57 7
14 Jake Early Jake Early WS1 4.31 122 443 83 11
15 Hal Wagner Hal Wagner PHA 4.00 99 340 56 8
16 Mickey Livingston Mickey Livingston PHI 3.86 115 382 62 4
17 Al Lopez Al Lopez PIT 3.83 116 378 66 4
18 Clyde McCullough Clyde McCullough CHN 3.65 81 271 25 7
19 George Kemp NBY 3.61 23 74 9 6