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2012 AL Catcher Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at catcher

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Kurt Suzuki led the AL in catcher fielding percentage in 2012 with .994, just ahead of Jose Molina (.99432 to .99430). It was one of 2 times Kurt Suzuki led in catcher fielding percentage.

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Kurt Suzuki Led the AL in 2012 Kurt Suzuki Oakland Athletics
.994 Catcher Fielding Percentage Just ahead of Jose Molina
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# Player Team C FPCT G PO A E
1 Kurt Suzuki Kurt Suzuki OAK .994 117 815 61 5
2 Jose Molina Jose Molina TBA .994 102 657 41 4
3 J. P. Arencibia J. P. Arencibia TOR .994 94 622 57 4
4 Russell Martin Russell Martin NYA .994 128 924 61 6
5 A. J. Pierzynski A. J. Pierzynski CHA .994 126 899 71 6
6 Alex Avila Alex Avila DET .994 113 897 57 6
7 Jarrod Saltalamacchia Jarrod Saltalamacchia BOS .991 104 715 41 7
8 Matt Wieters Matt Wieters BAL .991 134 994 52 10
9 Carlos Santana Carlos Santana CLE .990 100 628 65 7