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1947 AL Catcher Double Plays Leaders

Double plays turned at catcher

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Jim Hegan and Al Evans shared the lead in the AL with 14 catcher double plays in 1947, 2 ahead of Buddy Rosar (12). It was one of 3 times Jim Hegan led in catcher double plays.

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Jim Hegan Led the AL in 1947 Jim Hegan Cleveland Indians
14 Catcher Double Plays Tied with Al Evans
Showing Catcher Double Plays and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C DP G PO A E
1 Jim Hegan Jim Hegan CLE 14 133 566 54 7
2 Al Evans WS1 14 94 389 48 5
3 Buddy Rosar Buddy Rosar PHA 12 102 406 70 2
4 Birdie Tebbetts Birdie Tebbetts BOS 10 109 427 65 10
5 Mike Tresh Mike Tresh CHA 10 89 313 38 9
6 Bob Swift Bob Swift DET 6 97 401 45 5
7 Les Moss Les Moss SLA 6 96 362 43 7
8 Jake Early Jake Early SLA 5 85 301 43 4
9 George Dickey George Dickey CHA 5 80 285 35 5
10 Mike Guerra Mike Guerra PHA 5 62 203 36 9
11 Yogi Berra Yogi Berra NYA 5 51 259 18 8
12 Rick Ferrell Rick Ferrell WS1 5 37 134 22 1
13 Hal Wagner Hal Wagner DET 4 92 357 31 5
14 Roy Partee Roy Partee BOS 4 54 207 26 6
15 Aaron Robinson Aaron Robinson NYA 3 74 346 38 1
16 Al Lopez Al Lopez CLE 1 57 144 28 0
17 Frank Mancuso Frank Mancuso WS1 1 35 144 15 7
18 Eddie McGah Eddie McGah BOS 1 7 24 3 1
19 Matt Batts Matt Batts BOS 1 6 15 2 0
20 Frankie Hayes Frankie Hayes BOS 1 4 20 2 2
21 Ralph Houk Ralph Houk NYA 0 41 138 13 2
22 Hank Ruszkowski CLE 0 16 14 6 0
23 Joe Stephenson CHA 0 13 42 5 2
24 Sherm Lollar Sherm Lollar NYA 0 9 44 3 0
25 Herman Franks PHA 0 4 12 1 0
26 Tex Aulds BOS 0 3 7 0 0
27 Hank Riebe DET 0 3 2 0 0
28 Ken Silvestri NYA 0 3 7 1 0