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1997 NL Shortstop Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at shortstop

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Rey Ordonez led the NL in shortstop fielding percentage in 1997 with .983, just ahead of Walt Weiss (.9832 to .9825). It was one of 2 times Rey Ordonez led in shortstop fielding percentage.

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Rey Ordonez Led the NL in 1997 Rey Ordonez New York Mets
.983 Shortstop Fielding Percentage Just ahead of Walt Weiss
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# Player Team SS FPCT G PO A E
1 Rey Ordonez Rey Ordonez NYN .983 118 171 355 9
2 Walt Weiss Walt Weiss COL .983 119 191 372 10
3 Kevin Stocker Kevin Stocker PHI .981 147 190 376 11
4 Chris Gomez Chris Gomez SDN .978 150 226 433 15
5 Jose Vizcaino Jose Vizcaino SFN .976 147 202 446 16
6 Edgar Renteria Edgar Renteria FLO .975 153 242 415 17
7 Jeff Blauser Jeff Blauser ATL .973 149 204 372 16
8 Royce Clayton Royce Clayton SLN .973 153 228 452 19
9 Greg Gagne Greg Gagne LAN .971 143 174 358 16
10 Shawon Dunston Shawon Dunston CHN .969 126 191 282 15
11 Pokey Reese Pokey Reese CIN .966 110 171 261 15
12 Mark Grudzielanek Mark Grudzielanek MON .955 156 237 446 32