1945 NL Walks / 9 Leaders

Ray Prim led the NL in walks / 9 in 1945 with 1.25, 0.46 ahead of Red Barrett (1.71).

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#	Player	Team	BB/9	W	L	ERA	IP
1	RP Ray Prim	CHN	1.25	13	8	2.40	165.1
2	Red Barrett	SLN +1	1.71	23	12	3.00	284.2
3	Preacher Roe	PIT	1.76	14	13	2.87	235.0
4	Hank Wyse	CHN	1.78	22	10	2.68	278.1
5	Nick Strincevich	PIT	1.93	16	10	3.31	228.1
6	Paul Derringer	CHN	2.15	16	11	3.45	213.2
7	Claude Passeau	CHN	2.34	17	9	2.46	227.0
8	EH Ed Heusser	CIN	2.42	11	16	3.71	223.0
9	Max Butcher	PIT	2.44	10	8	3.03	169.1
10	Andy Karl	PHI	2.49	8	8	2.99	180.2
11	Harry Brecheen	SLN	2.52	15	4	2.52	157.1
12	BL Bob Logan	BSN	2.55	7	11	3.18	187.0
13	KB Ken Burkhart	SLN	2.73	18	8	2.90	217.1
14	Bucky Walters	CIN	2.73	10	10	2.68	168.0
15	HF Harry Feldman	NY1	2.85	12	13	3.27	217.2
16	Jim Tobin	BSN +1	2.96	13	19	3.78	255.0
17	Bill Lee	BSN +1	3.23	9	9	3.58	183.2
18	JB Jack Brewer	NY1	3.27	8	6	3.83	159.2
19	Van Mungo	NY1	3.49	14	7	3.20	183.0
20	Joe Bowman	CIN +1	3.51	11	15	3.92	197.1
21	Johnny Hutchings	BSN	3.65	7	6	3.75	185.0
22	Bill Voiselle	NY1	3.76	14	14	4.49	232.1
23	Vic Lombardi	BRO	3.80	10	11	3.31	203.2
24	Vern Kennedy	CIN +1	3.86	5	15	4.28	193.2
25	Howie Fox	CIN	4.22	8	13	4.93	164.1
26	Hal Gregg	BRO	4.25	18	13	3.47	254.1
27	Dick Barrett	PHI	4.34	8	20	5.38	190.2
28	Rip Sewell	PIT	4.36	11	9	4.07	188.0
29	Blix Donnelly	SLN	4.71	8	10	3.52	166.1