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1951 AL Pitcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at pitcher

Ned Garver led the AL in pitcher range factor with 2.06 in 1951, 0.06 ahead of Bobby Shantz (2.00). It was one of 2 times Ned Garver led in pitcher range factor.

Showing pitchers with at least 154.0 innings — the same bar the ERA title asks for. Show all players

Ned Garver Led the AL in 1951 Ned Garver St. Louis Browns
2.06 Pitcher Range Factor 0.06 clear of Bobby Shantz
Showing Pitcher Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team P RF G PO A E
1 Ned Garver Ned Garver SLA 2.06 33 26 42 3
2 Bobby Shantz Bobby Shantz PHA 2.00 32 20 44 2
3 Fred Hutchinson Fred Hutchinson DET 2.00 31 17 45 4
4 Bob Lemon Bob Lemon CLE 1.93 42 21 60 2
5 Eddie Lopat Eddie Lopat NYA 1.90 31 9 50 3
6 Saul Rogovin Saul Rogovin CHA 1.89 27 16 35 3
7 Ken Holcombe CHA 1.79 28 8 42 3
8 Dizzy Trout Dizzy Trout DET 1.55 42 18 47 1
9 Early Wynn Early Wynn CLE 1.49 37 13 42 1
10 Bob Hooper Bob Hooper PHA 1.45 38 18 37 3
11 Alex Kellner PHA 1.39 33 15 31 2
12 Mel Parnell Mel Parnell BOS 1.39 36 8 42 3
13 Mike Garcia Mike Garcia CLE 1.36 47 18 46 2
14 Connie Marrero Connie Marrero WS1 1.36 25 5 29 3
15 Billy Pierce Billy Pierce CHA 1.32 37 11 38 2
16 Ray Scarborough Ray Scarborough BOS 1.30 37 18 30 1
17 Duane Pillette Duane Pillette SLA 1.26 35 19 25 1
18 Bob Feller Bob Feller CLE 1.15 33 6 32 2
19 Mickey McDermott Mickey McDermott BOS 1.12 34 4 34 2
20 Don Johnson Don Johnson WS1 1.11 27 3 27 0
21 Vic Raschi Vic Raschi NYA 1.09 35 8 30 2
22 Ted Gray Ted Gray DET 1.03 34 10 25 3
23 Bob Cain Bob Cain DET 1.00 39 9 30 1
24 Allie Reynolds Allie Reynolds NYA 0.90 40 17 19 5
25 Chuck Stobbs Chuck Stobbs BOS 0.85 34 9 20 1