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1911 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at shortstop

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Donie Bush led the majors in shortstop range factor with 6.19 in 1911, 0.35 ahead of George McBride (5.84). It stands 25th among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 3 times Donie Bush led in shortstop range factor.

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Showing players with at least 103 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of two-thirds of the team's games. Show all players

Donie Bush Led all of MLB in 1911 Donie Bush Detroit Tigers
6.19 Shortstop Range Factor 0.35 clear of George McBride
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# Player Team SS RF G PO A E
1 Donie Bush Donie Bush DET 6.19 150 372 556 75
2 George McBride George McBride WS1 5.84 154 353 546 56
3 Joe Tinker Joe Tinker CHN 5.73 143 333 486 55
4 Bobby Wallace Bobby Wallace SLA 5.62 124 280 417 42
5 Mickey Doolin Mickey Doolin PHI 5.30 145 295 474 53
6 Ivy Olson Ivy Olson CLE 5.19 139 293 428 72
7 Jack Barry Jack Barry PHA 5.13 127 268 384 39
8 Bert Tooley Bert Tooley BRO 4.96 114 226 340 46
9 Steve Yerkes Steve Yerkes BOS 4.91 116 232 337 45
10 Al Bridwell Al Bridwell NY1 4.76 127 207 398 46
11 Arnold Hauser Arnold Hauser SLN 4.65 134 223 400 56