1925 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Dave Bancroft led the majors in shortstop range factor with 6.07 in 1925, 0.21 ahead of Travis Jackson (5.86). It stands 51st among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 7 times Dave Bancroft led in shortstop range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 1925 Dave Bancroft Boston Braves

6.07 Shortstop Range Factor 0.21 clear of Travis Jackson

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#	Player	Team	SS RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Dave Bancroft	BSN	6.07	125	300	459	44
2	Travis Jackson	NY1	5.86	110	278	367	40
3	Glenn Wright	PIT	5.67	153	338	530	56
4	Joe Sewell	CLE	5.51	153	314	529	29
5	Ike Davis	CHA	5.45	144	313	472	53
6	Heinie Sand	PHI	5.40	143	352	420	60
7	Ike Caveney	CIN	5.03	111	209	349	35
8	Chick Galloway	PHA	4.91	148	296	431	35
9	JT Jackie Tavener	DET	4.68	134	229	398	24
10	Paul Wanninger	NYA	4.59	111	214	296	30
11	Roger Peckinpaugh	WS1	4.52	124	215	345	28
12	Willie Wells	SLS	0.06	88	3	2	0
13	Bill Riggins	DS	0.00	92	0	0	0
14	Bobby Williams	CAG	0.00	82	0	0	0
15	DM Dobie Moore	KCM	0.00	78	0	0	0
16	Charley Williams	MRS	0.00	75	0	0	0
17	Walter Cannady	HBG	0.00	71	0	0	0
18	Dick Lundy	ACB	0.00	71	0	0	0
19	Jake Stephens	HIL	0.00	54	0	0	0
20	CL Clarence Lindsay	WMP	0.00	53	0	0	0
21	Pelayo Chacón	CSE	0.00	43	0	0	0
22	Ángel Alfonso	CSW	0.00	42	0	0	0