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Triple-A Single-Season Outfield Range Factor Record Progression

Every season that raised the bar, and the leader in every season between.

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The Triple-A single-season outfield range factor record is 2.97, set by Yordany Ramirez in 2008. It has stood for 18 years. The mark has been raised 2 times since 2005.

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Record Holders

3 marks since 2005
Year Player OF RF Stood for
2008 Yordany Ramirez 2.97 still standing
2007 Adam Jones 2.89 1 year
2005 Ángel Pagán 2.85 2 years

The earliest marks here are records only in the sense that nobody had done better yet. Season length, schedule and the rules themselves have all changed, so a figure from the 1870s is not comparable with a modern one and is not offered as though it were.

Every Season

21 seasons
Year Leader OF RF
2026 Drew Avans 2.41
2025 Dominic Fletcher 2.35
2024 Kameron Misner 2.63
2023 Jorge Barrosa 2.55
2022 Dominic Fletcher 2.86
2021 Zach Jarrett 2.27
2019 Brett Phillips 2.39
2018 Roemon Fields 2.69
2017 Harrison Bader 2.63
2016 Manuel Margot 2.70
2015 Isaac Galloway 2.69
2014 Todd Cunningham 2.77
2013 Billy Hamilton 2.89
2012 Francisco Peguero 2.64
2011 Matt Angle 2.97
2010 Greg Halman 2.68
2009 Jerry Owens 2.90
2008 Yordany Ramirez 2.97 new record
2007 Adam Jones 2.89 new record
2006 Chris Young 2.67
2005 Ángel Pagán 2.85 new record