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2013 Single-A Shortstop Fielding Percentage Leaders

Share of chances handled cleanly at shortstop

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Carlos Correa led all of Single-A in shortstop fielding percentage in 2013 with .973, 2 points ahead of Daniel Robertson (.971). It stands 11th among all single seasons in Single-A history.

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Led all of Single-A in 2013 Carlos Correa Quad Cities River Bandits
.973 Shortstop Fielding Percentage .002 clear of Daniel Robertson
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# Player Team SS FPCT G GS INN PO
1 Carlos Correa QC .973 115 115 997.1 202
2 Daniel Robertson BEL .971 99 99 872.2 163
3 Stephen Perez HAG .969 125 125 1061.0 167
4 Zach Vincej DAY .968 102 102 892.2 142
5 Anthony Gomez GBO .966 94 93 791.1 117
6 Orlando Arcia WIS .963 120 118 1040.0 253
7 Cito Culver CHS .960 103 100 884.2 146
8 Adrian Marin DEL .959 108 108 917.0 163
9 José Peraza ROM .944 104 102 885.1 150
10 Phillip Evans SAV .942 106 106 897.1 145
11 Luis Marté HIC .940 125 122 1068.1 197
12 Marco Hernández KC .939 100 98 855.2 127
13 Jose Vinicio GVL .935 106 105 888.1 160
14 Adalberto Mondesi LEX .934 108 108 935.0 126
15 Max Moroff WV .933 110 109 944.1 158
16 Rosell Herrera ASH .930 93 93 785.0 117
17 Dorssys Paulino LC .916 116 116 984.1 149