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1986 AL Shortstop Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at shortstop

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Tony Fernandez led the AL in shortstop fielding percentage in 1986 with .983, 1 point ahead of Cal Ripken (.982). It was one of 2 times Tony Fernandez led in shortstop fielding percentage.

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Tony Fernandez Led the AL in 1986 Tony Fernandez Toronto Blue Jays
.983 Shortstop Fielding Percentage .001 clear of Cal Ripken
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# Player Team SS FPCT G PO A E
1 Tony Fernandez Tony Fernandez TOR .983 163 294 445 13
2 Cal Ripken Cal Ripken BAL .982 162 240 482 13
3 Angel Salazar KCA .978 115 121 283 9
4 Scott Fletcher Scott Fletcher TEX .973 136 196 354 15
5 Spike Owen Spike Owen SEA .973 154 279 467 21
6 Dick Schofield Dick Schofield CAL .972 137 246 389 18
7 Julio Franco Julio Franco CLE .971 134 231 374 18
8 Ozzie Guillen Ozzie Guillen CHA .970 157 261 459 22
9 Alan Trammell Alan Trammell DET .969 149 238 445 22
10 Alfredo Griffin Alfredo Griffin OAK .966 162 282 421 25
11 Ernie Riles Ernie Riles ML4 .964 142 212 327 20
12 Greg Gagne Greg Gagne MIN .959 155 228 377 26