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1998 NL First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at first base

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J. T. Snow led the NL in first base fielding percentage in 1998 with .999, 1 point ahead of Travis Lee (.998).

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Showing players with at least 109 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of two-thirds of the team's games. Show all players

J. T. Snow Led the NL in 1998 J. T. Snow San Francisco Giants
.999 First Base Fielding Percentage .001 clear of Travis Lee
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# Player Team 1B FPCT G PO A E
1 J. T. Snow J. T. Snow SFN .999 136 1,040 94 1
2 Travis Lee Travis Lee ARI .998 146 1,269 100 3
3 Rico Brogna Rico Brogna PHI .996 151 1,238 141 5
4 John Olerud John Olerud NYN .996 157 1,258 116 5
5 Jeff Bagwell Jeff Bagwell HOU .995 147 1,239 128 7
6 Todd Helton Todd Helton COL .995 146 1,164 146 7
7 Kevin Young PIT .994 157 1,334 80 8
8 Mark Grace Mark Grace CHN .994 156 1,279 122 8
9 Wally Joyner Wally Joyner SDN .993 127 985 81 7
10 Derrek Lee Derrek Lee FLO .993 132 950 114 8
11 Mark McGwire Mark McGwire SLN .992 151 1,326 97 12
12 Andres Galarraga Andres Galarraga ATL .992 149 1,218 81 11
13 Eric Karros Eric Karros LAN .991 136 1,150 110 12
14 Brad Fullmer MON .985 137 1,070 79 17