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1995 MLB First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at first base

Wally Joyner led all of MLB in first base fielding percentage in 1995 with .998, 0 points ahead of Rico Brogna (.998). It stands 76th among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 4 times Wally Joyner led in first base fielding percentage.

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Wally Joyner Led all of MLB in 1995 Wally Joyner Kansas City Royals
.998 First Base Fielding Percentage .000 clear of Rico Brogna
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# Player Team 1B FPCT G PO A E
1 Wally Joyner Wally Joyner KCA .998 126 1,111 118 3
2 Rico Brogna NYN .998 131 1,112 93 3
3 Rafael Palmeiro Rafael Palmeiro BAL .997 142 1,181 119 4
4 David Segui MON .997 104 881 73 3
5 J. T. Snow J. T. Snow CAL .997 143 1,161 57 4
6 John Olerud John Olerud TOR .997 133 1,099 89 4
7 Fred McGriff Fred McGriff ATL .996 144 1,285 96 5
8 Greg Colbrunn FLO .996 134 1,067 89 5
9 Eric Karros Eric Karros LAN .995 143 1,234 109 7
10 Mark Grace Mark Grace CHN .995 143 1,211 114 7
11 Will Clark Will Clark TEX .994 122 1,076 88 7
12 Hal Morris Hal Morris CIN .994 99 757 73 5
13 Jeff Bagwell Jeff Bagwell HOU .994 114 1,004 129 7
14 Don Mattingly Don Mattingly NYA .994 125 996 81 7
15 Tino Martinez Tino Martinez SEA .993 139 1,048 101 8
16 Mo Vaughn Mo Vaughn BOS .992 138 1,262 95 11
17 Andres Galarraga Andres Galarraga COL .991 142 1,299 120 13