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1954 AL Catcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at catcher

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Jim Hegan led the AL in catcher fielding percentage in 1954 with .994, 1 point ahead of Sherm Lollar (.993). It was one of 2 times Jim Hegan led in catcher fielding percentage.

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Jim Hegan Led the AL in 1954 Jim Hegan Cleveland Indians
.994 Catcher Fielding Percentage .001 clear of Sherm Lollar
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# Player Team C FPCT G PO A E
1 Jim Hegan Jim Hegan CLE .994 137 661 49 4
2 Sherm Lollar Sherm Lollar CHA .993 93 395 38 3
3 Frank House Frank House DET .992 107 434 56 4
4 Clint Courtney Clint Courtney BAL .990 111 539 53 6
5 Yogi Berra Yogi Berra NYA .990 149 717 63 8
6 Sammy White Sammy White BOS .979 133 677 80 16
7 Ed FitzGerald Ed FitzGerald WS1 .973 107 396 38 12