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1985 NL Second Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at second base

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Wally Backman led the NL in second base fielding percentage in 1985 with .989, just ahead of Ron Oester (.98921 to .98918).

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Wally Backman Led the NL in 1985 Wally Backman New York Mets
.989 Second Base Fielding Percentage Just ahead of Ron Oester
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# Player Team 2B FPCT G PO A E
1 Wally Backman Wally Backman NYN .989 140 272 370 7
2 Ron Oester Ron Oester CIN .989 149 366 457 9
3 Glenn Hubbard Glenn Hubbard ATL .989 140 339 539 10
4 Ryne Sandberg Ryne Sandberg CHN .986 153 353 500 12
5 Tom Herr Tom Herr SLN .985 158 337 448 12
6 Vance Law Vance Law MON .985 126 276 367 10
7 Juan Samuel Juan Samuel PHI .983 159 389 463 15
8 Manny Trillo Manny Trillo SFN .981 120 262 357 12
9 Bill Doran Bill Doran HOU .980 147 345 440 16
10 Tim Flannery Tim Flannery SDN .977 121 261 287 13
11 Johnny Ray Johnny Ray PIT .976 151 305 423 18
12 Steve Sax Steve Sax LAN .969 135 330 357 22