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1930 MLB First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at first base

Joe Judge led the majors in first base fielding percentage with .998 in 1930, 3 points ahead of Charlie Grimm (.995). It stands 40th among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 5 times Joe Judge led in first base fielding percentage.

Showing players with at least 103 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of two-thirds of the team's games. Show all players

Joe Judge Led all of MLB in 1930 Joe Judge Washington Senators
.998 First Base Fielding Percentage .003 clear of Charlie Grimm
Showing First Base Fielding Percentage and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team 1B FPCT G PO A E
1 Joe Judge Joe Judge WS1 .998 117 1,050 67 2
2 Charlie Grimm Charlie Grimm CHN .995 113 1,040 68 6
3 Ed Rile DS .993 64 690 43 5
4 Phil Todt Phil Todt BOS .993 104 1,001 65 8
5 Gus Suhr Gus Suhr PIT .992 151 1,445 79 13
6 Jimmie Foxx Jimmie Foxx PHA .990 153 1,362 79 14
7 Jim Bottomley Jim Bottomley SLN .990 124 1,164 41 12
8 Bill Terry Bill Terry NY1 .990 154 1,538 128 17
9 Lou Gehrig Lou Gehrig NYA .989 153 1,298 89 15
10 George Sisler George Sisler BSN .987 107 915 81 13
11 George Giles George Giles SLS .987 84 882 34 12
12 Ed Morgan Ed Morgan CLE .987 129 1,275 80 18
13 Del Bissonette Del Bissonette BRO .987 146 1,427 72 20
14 Lu Blue Lu Blue SLA .987 111 1,110 68 16
15 Dale Alexander Dale Alexander DET .985 154 1,338 71 22
16 Felipe Sierra Felipe Sierra CSW .978 39 332 16 8
17 George McAllister MRS .977 66 641 39 16