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1952 NL Shortstop Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at shortstop

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Johnny Logan led the NL in shortstop fielding percentage with .972 in 1952, 1 point ahead of Roy McMillan (.971). It was one of 3 times Johnny Logan led in shortstop fielding percentage.

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Johnny Logan Led the NL in 1952 Johnny Logan Boston Braves
.972 Shortstop Fielding Percentage .001 clear of Roy McMillan
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# Player Team SS FPCT G PO A E
1 Johnny Logan Johnny Logan BSN .972 117 247 385 18
2 Roy McMillan Roy McMillan CIN .971 154 297 495 24
3 Pee Wee Reese Pee Wee Reese BRO .969 145 282 376 21
4 Al Dark Al Dark NY1 .965 150 324 423 27
5 Solly Hemus Solly Hemus SLN .960 148 253 452 29
6 Granny Hamner Granny Hamner PHI .951 151 267 470 38