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1989 NL Shortstop Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at shortstop

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Spike Owen led the NL in shortstop fielding percentage in 1989 with .980, 4 points ahead of Ozzie Smith (.976). It was one of 2 times Spike Owen led in shortstop fielding percentage.

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Led the NL in 1989 Spike Owen Montreal Expos
.980 Shortstop Fielding Percentage .004 clear of Ozzie Smith
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# Player Team SS FPCT G PO A E
1 Spike Owen MON .980 142 232 388 13
2 Ozzie Smith Ozzie Smith SLN .976 153 209 483 17
3 Kevin Elster Kevin Elster NYN .976 150 235 374 15
4 Alfredo Griffin LAN .975 131 208 333 14
5 Jose Uribe SFN .974 150 225 436 18
6 Shawon Dunston Shawon Dunston CHN .972 138 213 379 17
7 Dickie Thon PHI .972 129 174 380 16
8 Garry Templeton Garry Templeton SDN .970 140 232 409 20
9 Andres Thomas ATL .956 138 231 400 29
10 Rafael Ramirez Rafael Ramirez HOU .945 149 189 326 30