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1992 MLB First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at first base

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Hal Morris led all of MLB in first base fielding percentage in 1992 with .999, 1 point ahead of Mark Grace (.998). It stands 23rd among all single seasons in MLB history.

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Hal Morris Led all of MLB in 1992 Hal Morris Cincinnati Reds
.999 First Base Fielding Percentage .001 clear of Mark Grace
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# Player Team 1B FPCT G PO A E
1 Hal Morris Hal Morris CIN .999 109 841 86 1
2 Mark Grace Mark Grace CHN .998 157 1,580 141 4
3 Don Mattingly Don Mattingly NYA .997 143 1,209 116 4
4 Jeff Bagwell Jeff Bagwell HOU .995 159 1,334 133 7
5 Rafael Palmeiro Rafael Palmeiro TEX .995 156 1,251 143 7
6 Mark McGwire Mark McGwire OAK .995 139 1,118 71 6
7 Orlando Merced PIT .995 114 882 73 5
8 John Olerud John Olerud TOR .994 133 1,057 81 7
9 Randy Milligan Randy Milligan BAL .994 129 1,009 76 7
10 Eric Karros Eric Karros LAN .993 143 1,211 126 9
11 John Kruk John Kruk PHI .993 121 979 58 7
12 Wally Joyner Wally Joyner KCA .993 145 1,236 137 10
13 Will Clark Will Clark SFN .993 141 1,275 105 10
14 Paul Sorrento Paul Sorrento CLE .993 121 996 78 8
15 Frank Thomas Frank Thomas CHA .992 158 1,428 92 13
16 Eddie Murray Eddie Murray NYN .991 154 1,283 96 12
17 Fred McGriff Fred McGriff SDN .991 151 1,219 108 12
18 Cecil Fielder Cecil Fielder DET .991 114 957 92 10
19 Sid Bream Sid Bream ATL .989 120 856 73 10