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1996 NL Shortstop Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at shortstop

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Jay Bell led the NL in shortstop fielding percentage in 1996 with .986, 11 points ahead of Kevin Stocker (.975). It was one of 2 times Jay Bell led in shortstop fielding percentage.

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Jay Bell Led the NL in 1996 Jay Bell Pittsburgh Pirates
.986 Shortstop Fielding Percentage .011 clear of Kevin Stocker
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# Player Team SS FPCT G PO A E
1 Jay Bell Jay Bell PIT .986 151 215 478 10
2 Kevin Stocker Kevin Stocker PHI .975 119 165 352 13
3 Barry Larkin Barry Larkin CIN .975 151 230 426 17
4 Royce Clayton Royce Clayton SLN .972 113 171 347 15
5 Chris Gomez Chris Gomez SDN .968 136 201 375 19
6 Greg Gagne Greg Gagne LAN .966 127 184 404 21
7 Rey Ordonez Rey Ordonez NYN .962 150 228 450 27
8 Mark Grudzielanek Mark Grudzielanek MON .959 153 180 453 27
9 Orlando Miller HOU .958 117 133 297 19
10 Walt Weiss Walt Weiss COL .957 155 220 450 30