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1988 NL Catcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at catcher

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Tony Peña led the NL in catcher fielding percentage in 1988 with .994, tied with Jeff Reed. It was one of 2 times Tony Peña led in catcher fielding percentage.

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Tony Peña Led the NL in 1988 Tony Peña St. Louis Cardinals
.994 Catcher Fielding Percentage Tied with Jeff Reed
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# Player Team C FPCT G PO A E
1 Tony Peña Tony Peña SLN .994 142 777 70 5
2 Jeff Reed Jeff Reed CIN .994 88 468 38 3
3 Mike Scioscia Mike Scioscia LAN .991 123 748 63 7
4 Bo Diaz CIN .990 88 468 44 5
5 Ozzie Virgil Ozzie Virgil ATL .990 96 448 45 5
6 Gary Carter Gary Carter NYN .990 119 797 54 9
7 Bruce Benedict Bruce Benedict ATL .989 89 384 54 5
8 Lance Parrish Lance Parrish PHI .988 117 639 73 9
9 Mike LaValliere Mike LaValliere PIT .987 114 565 55 8
10 Benito Santiago Benito Santiago SDN .985 136 725 75 12
11 Bob Melvin Bob Melvin SFN .984 89 403 31 7
12 Nelson Santovenia MON .983 86 457 63 9
13 Damon Berryhill Damon Berryhill CHN .982 90 448 54 9