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2006 Double-A Catcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at catcher

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Kurt Suzuki led all of Double-A in catcher fielding percentage in 2006 with .997, just ahead of Miguel Montero (.9970 to .9967). It stands 18th among all single seasons in Double-A history.

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Led all of Double-A in 2006 Kurt Suzuki Midland RockHounds
.997 Catcher Fielding Percentage Just ahead of Miguel Montero
Showing Catcher Fielding Percentage and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team C FPCT G GS INN PO
1 Kurt Suzuki MID .997 91 88 782.0 623
2 Miguel Montero TNS .997 75 72 635.2 548
3 Omir Santos TRN .996 100 94 825.2 755
4 Alvin Colina TUL .994 87 84 741.0 604
5 Lou Palmisano HVL .993 96 94 835.1 708
6 A.J. Ellis JAX .993 79 78 699.0 672
7 Ryan Hubele BOW .993 81 79 690.2 631
8 Ryan Christianson MTG .992 87 86 746.0 613
9 Gustavo Molina BIR .992 95 90 789.2 572
10 Kevin Richardson FRI .992 89 84 746.1 703
11 George Kottaras MOB .990 69 68 581.0 471
12 Jonathan Aceves CAR .990 75 72 610.2 585
13 Jarrod Saltalamacchia MIS .989 81 80 707.1 644
14 Iker Franco SPR .988 90 86 763.1 618
15 Curtis Thigpen NH .987 73 72 629.2 509
16 Dusty Brown POR .986 79 77 683.1 586
17 Danilo Sanchez ERI .986 76 69 602.2 524
18 Jason Jaramillo REA .985 85 79 711.0 612
19 Miguel Perez CHA .985 107 105 935.0 864
20 Bobby Wilson ARK .982 81 80 699.2 431
21 Salomon Manriquez HBG .979 94 91 780.2 596
22 Jose Morales NBR .977 76 74 620.1 520