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1945 MLB Catcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at catcher

Paul Richards led the majors in catcher fielding percentage with .995 in 1945, just ahead of Ken O'Dea (.9951 to .9946). It was one of 2 times Paul Richards led in catcher fielding percentage.

Showing players with at least 78 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of half of the team's games. Show all players

Paul Richards Led all of MLB in 1945 Paul Richards Detroit Tigers
.995 Catcher Fielding Percentage Just ahead of Ken O'Dea
Showing Catcher Fielding Percentage and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C FPCT G PO A E
1 Paul Richards Paul Richards DET .995 83 361 44 2
2 Ken O'Dea Ken O'Dea SLN .995 91 321 50 2
3 Al Lopez Al Lopez PIT .992 91 326 38 3
4 Rick Ferrell Rick Ferrell WS1 .990 83 331 64 4
5 Frankie Hayes Frankie Hayes CLE .989 151 639 91 8
6 Frank Mancuso Frank Mancuso SLA .989 115 467 55 6
7 Bob Swift Bob Swift DET .988 94 358 60 5
8 Buddy Rosar Buddy Rosar PHA .987 85 338 54 5
9 Mike Tresh Mike Tresh CHA .984 150 575 102 11
10 Ernie Lombardi Ernie Lombardi NY1 .983 96 425 49 8
11 Josh Gibson Josh Gibson HG .981 42 221 34 5
12 Phil Masi Phil Masi BSN .980 95 335 52 8
13 Bill Cash Bill Cash PS .976 40 254 34 7
14 Lou Louden Lou Louden NYC .975 18 99 16 3
15 Roy Campanella Roy Campanella BEG .973 42 255 37 8
16 Bill Salkeld Bill Salkeld PIT .973 86 279 40 9
17 Ray Noble Ray Noble NYC .971 14 86 14 3