1945 NL Pitcher Range Factor Leaders

Claude Passeau led the NL in pitcher range factor in 1945 with 2.03, just ahead of Hank Wyse (2.029 to 2.026).

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Led the NL in 1945 Claude Passeau Chicago Cubs

2.03 Pitcher Range Factor Just ahead of Hank Wyse

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#	Player	Team	P RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Claude Passeau	CHN	2.03	34	17	52	0
2	Hank Wyse	CHN	2.03	38	10	67	2
3	Jim Tobin	BSN	2.02	41	20	63	1
4	Bucky Walters	CIN	1.77	22	6	33	1
5	Bill Lee	BSN	1.76	29	5	46	1
6	Vern Kennedy	CIN	1.75	36	16	47	2
7	EH Ed Heusser	CIN	1.74	31	9	45	1
8	Red Barrett	SLN	1.73	45	24	54	1
9	Preacher Roe	PIT	1.70	33	16	40	0
10	Max Butcher	PIT	1.61	28	8	37	1
11	Van Mungo	NY1	1.54	26	6	34	5
12	Joe Bowman	CIN	1.43	28	12	28	3
13	Nick Strincevich	PIT	1.39	36	14	36	2
14	Rip Sewell	PIT	1.36	33	10	35	1
15	Howie Fox	CIN	1.36	45	9	52	1
16	Harry Brecheen	SLN	1.33	24	6	26	1
17	BL Bob Logan	BSN	1.32	34	7	38	2
18	Hal Gregg	BRO	1.31	42	8	47	4
19	Dick Barrett	PHI	1.31	36	9	38	2
20	Bill Voiselle	NY1	1.27	41	11	41	1
21	HF Harry Feldman	NY1	1.23	35	12	31	1
22	Vic Lombardi	BRO	1.21	38	8	38	3
23	Paul Derringer	CHN	1.17	35	9	32	1
24	KB Ken Burkhart	SLN	1.12	42	6	41	2
25	RP Ray Prim	CHN	0.94	34	7	25	1
26	JB Jack Brewer	NY1	0.89	28	4	21	2
27	Johnny Hutchings	BSN	0.75	57	7	36	3
28	Andy Karl	PHI	0.72	67	10	38	2
29	Blix Donnelly	SLN	0.68	31	4	17	2