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2005 NL First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at first base

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Sean Casey led the NL in first base fielding percentage in 2005 with .998, 2 points ahead of J. T. Snow (.997).

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Sean Casey Led the NL in 2005 Sean Casey Cincinnati Reds
.998 First Base Fielding Percentage .002 clear of J. T. Snow
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# Player Team 1B FPCT G PO A E
1 Sean Casey Sean Casey CIN .998 134 1,153 55 2
2 J. T. Snow J. T. Snow SFN .997 108 814 57 3
3 Todd Helton Todd Helton COL .996 144 1,237 120 5
4 Derrek Lee Derrek Lee CHN .996 158 1,322 122 6
5 Nick Johnson Nick Johnson WAS .996 129 1,018 96 5
6 Adam LaRoche Adam LaRoche ATL .994 125 1,070 77 7
7 Daryle Ward Daryle Ward PIT .994 109 863 77 6
8 Lyle Overbay Lyle Overbay MIL .992 154 1,134 96 10
9 Albert Pujols Albert Pujols SLN .992 157 1,597 97 14
10 Carlos Delgado Carlos Delgado FLO .989 141 1,147 83 14