1945 NL Catcher Double Plays Leaders

Ken O'Dea led the NL in catcher double plays in 1945 with 14, 6 ahead of Ernie Lombardi (8).

Led the NL in 1945 Ken O'Dea St. Louis Cardinals

14 Catcher Double Plays 6 clear of Ernie Lombardi

Showing Catcher Double Plays and the stats that give it context Full stat line

#	Player	Team	C DP	G	PO	A	E
1	Ken O'Dea	SLN	14	91	321	50	2
2	Ernie Lombardi	NY1	8	96	425	49	8
3	Bill Salkeld	PIT	8	86	279	40	9
4	Phil Masi	BSN	7	95	335	52	8
5	Al Lopez	PIT	7	91	326	38	3
6	Johnny Peacock	BRO	7	61	197	20	6
7	SH Stew Hofferth	BSN	7	45	168	31	4
8	Del Rice	SLN	6	77	284	39	2
9	Clyde Kluttz	NY1	6	76	259	43	6
10	HS Hal Spindel	PHI	6	31	93	14	4
11	AU Al Unser	CIN	5	61	207	30	11
12	AL Al Lakeman	CIN	4	74	226	31	10
13	Gus Mancuso	PHI	4	70	215	34	3
14	Andy Seminick	PHI	3	70	198	30	5
15	Mike Sandlock	BRO	3	47	196	20	2
16	JR Johnny Riddle	CIN	3	23	51	11	0
17	Mickey Livingston	CHN	2	68	263	27	3
18	SA Stan Andrews	BRO	2	33	93	18	6
19	Mickey Owen	BRO	2	24	92	13	4
20	JJ Joe Just	CIN	2	14	31	5	2
21	DW Dewey Williams	CHN	1	54	114	20	3
22	PG Paul Gillespie	CHN	1	45	161	20	2
23	LR Len Rice	CHN	1	29	115	8	3
24	GC Gene Crumling	SLN	1	6	16	4	0
25	JD John Dantonio	BRO	0	45	141	16	12
26	Ray Berres	NY1	0	20	43	2	0
27	Virgil Davis	PIT	0	13	26	4	1
28	Clyde Sukeforth	BRO	0	13	53	1	3
29	Walker Cooper	SLN	0	4	27	1	1
30	MU Mike Ulicny	BSN	0	4	4	1	2
31	BD Bill DeKoning	NY1	0	2	1	0	0
32	Ray Hayworth	BRO	0	2	5	0	0
33	HC Hank Camelli	PIT	0	1	4	0	0
34	Frankie Gustine	PIT	0	1	2	0	0
35	BK Bob Keely	SLN	0	1	1	0	0