1943 NL Pitcher Range Factor Leaders

Jim Tobin led the NL in pitcher range factor in 1943 with 2.30, 0.02 ahead of Nate Andrews (2.28). It was one of 4 times Jim Tobin led in pitcher range factor.

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Led the NL in 1943 Jim Tobin Boston Braves

2.30 Pitcher Range Factor 0.02 clear of Nate Andrews

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#	Player	Team	P RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Jim Tobin	BSN	2.30	33	10	66	6
2	Nate Andrews	BSN	2.28	36	11	71	2
3	Johnny Vander Meer	CIN	2.17	36	11	67	4
4	Al Javery	BSN	2.12	41	18	69	6
5	Rip Sewell	PIT	2.09	35	13	60	4
6	Bucky Walters	CIN	2.00	34	19	49	2
7	Claude Passeau	CHN	1.94	35	13	55	0
8	Red Barrett	BSN	1.89	38	17	55	2
9	Schoolboy Rowe	PHI	1.89	27	9	42	1
10	Cliff Melton	NY1	1.85	34	6	57	3
11	Curt Davis	BRO	1.81	31	13	43	1
12	Elmer Riddle	CIN	1.78	36	16	48	1
13	Hiram Bithorn	CHN	1.77	39	12	57	1
14	WH Wally Hebert	PIT	1.65	34	13	43	4
15	Max Lanier	SLN	1.59	32	8	43	1
16	JK Jack Kraus	PHI	1.59	34	5	49	1
17	Max Butcher	PIT	1.55	33	11	40	2
18	Bob Klinger	PIT	1.55	33	14	37	0
19	RS Ray Starr	CIN	1.50	36	4	50	1
20	Dick Barrett	PHI	1.47	38	16	40	1
21	Hank Wyse	CHN	1.47	38	9	47	1
22	Mort Cooper	SLN	1.43	37	7	46	3
23	Whit Wyatt	BRO	1.38	26	9	27	1
24	AG Al Gerheauser	PHI	1.18	38	9	36	2
25	Ken Chase	NY1	1.18	28	2	31	3
26	Kirby Higbe	BRO	1.03	35	9	27	0
27	Bobo Newsom	BRO	1.03	38	5	34	0
28	Ed Head	BRO	0.98	47	6	40	3
29	Paul Derringer	CHN	0.72	32	3	20	1
30	JW Johnnie Wittig	NY1	0.63	40	3	22	1
31	Howie Krist	SLN	0.41	34	1	13	3