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Putout

In baseball statistics, a putout (PO) is awarded to a defensive player who (generally while in secure possession of the ball) records an out by one of the following methods:

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Putout

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related to Career records · 14
Putout → Cap Anson, Charlie Grimm, Ed Konetchy, Eddie Murray, Jake Beckley, Jake Daubert, Joe Kuhel, Joey Votto, Lou Gehrig, Mickey Vernon, MLB, Note, Source, Stuffy McInnis
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Putout → Chicago White Sox, Jiggs Donahue, The

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first awarded records baseball player recorded season tagging strikeout catcher putouts baseman po defensive ball one following runner base catching

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Putoutrelated to Career recordsJake Beckley0.60section
Putoutrelated to Career recordsCap Anson0.60section
Putoutrelated to Career recordsEd Konetchy0.60section
Putoutrelated to Career recordsEddie Murray0.60section
Putoutrelated to Career recordsCharlie Grimm0.60section
Putoutrelated to Career recordsStuffy McInnis0.60section
Putoutrelated to Career recordsMickey Vernon0.60section
Putoutrelated to Career recordsJake Daubert0.60section
Putoutrelated to Career recordsLou Gehrig0.60section
Putoutrelated to Career recordsJoe Kuhel0.60section
Putoutrelated to Career recordsNote0.60section
Putoutrelated to Career recordsJoey Votto0.60section

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