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In baseball statistics, a putout (PO) is awarded to a defensive player who records an out by one of the following methods:Tagging a runner with the ball when the runner is not touching a base Catching a batted ball on the fly Retrieving a batted ball hit along the ground which a defensive player subsequently throws to another defensive player who then catches it- the latter simultaneously occupying a base, or by subsequently touching a base while in possession of the ball- thus recording an out of a batter or runner, before the batter, or non-batting runner, can touch the base to which he is compelled to advance. Catching a thrown ball and tagging a base to record an out on an appeal play Catching a third strike Being positioned closest to a runner called out for interference

All-time records
, all-time career leader in putouts among major-league players Content in this section has been updated through completion of the 2022 major-league season. Career recordsJake Beckley: 23,767 (1888–1907) • Cap Anson: 22,572 (1871–1897) • Ed Konetchy: 21,378 (1907–1921) • Eddie Murray: 21,265 (1977–1997) • Charlie Grimm: 20,722 (1916–1936) • Stuffy McInnis: 20,120 (1909–1927) • Mickey Vernon: 19,819 (1939–1960) • Jake Daubert: 19,634 (1910–1924) • Lou Gehrig: 19,525 (1923–1939) • Joe Kuhel: 19,386 (1930–1947) Note: each of the above players was primarily a first baseman. Note: entering the season, Joey Votto has the most putouts among active MLB players, with 14,440. Source: Single season records The most putouts recorded by any player in a single major-league season is 1,846 by Jiggs Donahue, a first baseman with the 1907 Chicago White Sox. Pitchers Source: Catchers Source: Note: as the majority of putouts by catchers occur on strikeouts, most single-season putout records for catchers have occurred in recent seasons (excepting the shortened season), consistent with the increase in total strikeouts per MLB season (for example; 42,104 in 2021 compared to 34,489 in 2011). First basemen Source: Second basemen Source: Third basemen Source: Shortstops Source: Left fielders Source: Center fielders Source: Right fielders Source: ==See also==
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