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1944 AL Catcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at catcher

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Buddy Rosar led the AL in catcher fielding percentage in 1944 with .989, just ahead of Roy Partee (.9894 to .9892). It was one of 4 times Buddy Rosar led in catcher fielding percentage.

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Buddy Rosar Led the AL in 1944 Buddy Rosar Cleveland Indians
.989 Catcher Fielding Percentage Just ahead of Roy Partee
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# Player Team C FPCT G PO A E
1 Buddy Rosar Buddy Rosar CLE .989 98 409 59 5
2 Roy Partee Roy Partee BOS .989 85 326 40 4
3 Mike Garbark NYA .988 85 372 47 5
4 Frankie Hayes Frankie Hayes PHA .982 155 636 89 13
5 Rick Ferrell Rick Ferrell WS1 .981 96 403 71 9
6 Mike Tresh Mike Tresh CHA .981 93 370 47 8
7 Paul Richards Paul Richards DET .979 90 413 60 10
8 Red Hayworth SLA .967 87 339 39 13
9 Frank Mancuso Frank Mancuso SLA .953 87 311 35 17