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2014 MLB First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at first base

Albert Pujols led the majors in first base fielding percentage with .997 in 2014, just ahead of Justin Morneau (.9969 to .9968). It was one of 2 times Albert Pujols led in first base fielding percentage.

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Albert Pujols Led all of MLB in 2014 Albert Pujols Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
.997 First Base Fielding Percentage Just ahead of Justin Morneau
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# Player Team 1B FPCT G PO A E
1 Albert Pujols Albert Pujols LAA .997 116 879 80 3
2 Justin Morneau Justin Morneau COL .997 131 1,170 86 4
3 Freddie Freeman Freddie Freeman ATL .996 162 1,271 116 5
4 Chris Davis Chris Davis BAL .996 115 909 52 4
5 Adrian Gonzalez Adrian Gonzalez LAN .996 157 1,318 118 6
6 Miguel Cabrera Miguel Cabrera DET .995 126 978 98 5
7 Jose Abreu Jose Abreu CHA .994 109 970 69 6
8 Adam LaRoche Adam LaRoche WAS .994 136 1,100 93 7
9 Lucas Duda Lucas Duda NYN .994 146 1,108 82 7
10 Mark Teixeira Mark Teixeira NYA .994 117 915 66 6
11 Ryan Howard Ryan Howard PHI .993 141 1,224 80 9
12 Paul Goldschmidt Paul Goldschmidt ARI .993 109 934 80 7
13 Anthony Rizzo Anthony Rizzo CHN .993 140 1,184 118 9
14 Matt Adams Matt Adams SLN .993 133 1,115 80 9
15 James Loney James Loney TBA .992 152 1,111 58 9
16 Mike Napoli Mike Napoli BOS .992 110 904 71 8
17 Eric Hosmer Eric Hosmer KCA .991 130 1,043 88 10
18 Ike Davis Ike Davis PIT .991 124 953 60 9
19 Garrett Jones Garrett Jones MIA .988 129 990 107 13