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1992 NL First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at first base

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Hal Morris led the NL in first base fielding percentage in 1992 with .999, 1 point ahead of Mark Grace (.998).

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Hal Morris Led the NL in 1992 Hal Morris Cincinnati Reds
.999 First Base Fielding Percentage .001 clear of Mark Grace
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# Player Team 1B FPCT G PO A E
1 Hal Morris Hal Morris CIN .999 109 841 86 1
2 Mark Grace Mark Grace CHN .998 157 1,580 141 4
3 Jeff Bagwell Jeff Bagwell HOU .995 159 1,334 133 7
4 Orlando Merced Orlando Merced PIT .995 114 882 73 5
5 Eric Karros Eric Karros LAN .993 143 1,211 126 9
6 John Kruk John Kruk PHI .993 121 979 58 7
7 Will Clark Will Clark SFN .993 141 1,275 105 10
8 Eddie Murray Eddie Murray NYN .991 154 1,283 96 12
9 Fred McGriff Fred McGriff SDN .991 151 1,219 108 12
10 Sid Bream Sid Bream ATL .989 120 856 73 10