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1940 NL Catcher Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at catcher

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Harry Danning led the NL in catcher range factor in 1940 with 5.53, 0.85 ahead of Babe Phelps (4.68). It was one of 2 times Harry Danning led in catcher range factor.

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Harry Danning Led the NL in 1940 Harry Danning New York Giants
5.53 Catcher Range Factor 0.85 clear of Babe Phelps
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# Player Team C RF G PO A E
1 Harry Danning Harry Danning NY1 5.53 131 634 91 15
2 Babe Phelps Babe Phelps BRO 4.68 99 428 35 11
3 Al Todd Al Todd CHN 4.59 104 418 59 8
4 Ernie Lombardi Ernie Lombardi CIN 4.39 101 397 46 5
5 Al Lopez Al Lopez PIT 4.26 95 343 62 4
6 Virgil Davis Virgil Davis PIT 4.01 87 288 61 12
7 Bennie Warren Bennie Warren PHI 4.01 97 326 63 10
8 Mickey Owen Mickey Owen SLN 3.84 113 378 56 9
9 Ray Berres Ray Berres BSN 3.39 106 294 65 7