2015 MLB First Base Fielding Percentage Leaders

Carlos Santana led all of MLB in first base fielding percentage in 2015 with .997, just ahead of Brandon Belt (.99737 to .99735). It stands 95th among all single seasons in MLB history.

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Led all of MLB in 2015 Carlos Santana Cleveland Indians

.997 First Base Fielding Percentage Just ahead of Brandon Belt

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#	Player	Team	1B FPCT	G	PO	A	E
1	Carlos Santana	CLE	.997	132	1,061	77	3
2	Brandon Belt	SFN	.997	120	1,060	71	3
3	Lucas Duda	NYN	.997	129	1,039	77	3
4	Eric Hosmer	KCA	.997	154	1,261	101	4
5	Mark Teixeira	NYA	.997	108	897	48	3
6	Chris Davis	BAL	.997	111	882	53	3
7	Paul Goldschmidt	ARI	.997	157	1,378	123	5
8	Adam Lind	MIL	.997	138	1,098	82	4
9	Logan Morrison	SEA	.996	140	1,055	71	4
10	Mitch Moreland	TEX	.996	120	975	64	4
11	Joe Mauer	MIN	.996	137	1,151	86	5
12	Freddie Freeman	ATL	.996	117	893	63	4
13	Adrian Gonzalez	LAN	.996	149	1,267	116	6
14	Justin Smoak	TOR	.994	110	666	44	4
15	Anthony Rizzo	CHN	.994	160	1,330	126	9
16	Ryan Howard	PHI	.994	116	871	66	6
17	Joey Votto	CIN	.993	156	1,212	139	9
18	Justin Bour	MIA	.993	111	836	47	6
19	Mike Napoli	BOS	.992	111	851	71	7
20	Chris Carter	HOU	.992	115	911	67	8
21	Jose Abreu	CHA	.989	115	952	60	11
22	Pedro Alvarez	PIT	.978	124	966	68	23