1926 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Tommy Thevenow led the majors in shortstop range factor with 6.21 in 1926, 0.28 ahead of Jimmy Cooney (5.93). It stands 22nd among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 2 times Tommy Thevenow led in shortstop range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 1926 Tommy Thevenow St. Louis Cardinals

6.21 Shortstop Range Factor 0.28 clear of Jimmy Cooney

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#	Player	Team	SS RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Tommy Thevenow	SLN	6.21	156	371	597	45
2	Jimmy Cooney	CHN	5.93	141	344	492	24
3	Dave Bancroft	BSN	5.81	123	317	398	33
4	Heinie Sand	PHI	5.72	149	358	495	55
5	Willie Wells	SLS	5.67	81	188	271	32
6	Travis Jackson	NY1	5.62	108	256	351	24
7	CT Cool Turner	BRG	5.54	26	72	72	10
8	Newt Allen	KCM	5.52	61	127	210	24
9	Bill Riggins	DS	5.49	87	178	300	34
10	Francisco Correa	CSW	5.46	59	131	191	32
11	Glenn Wright	PIT	5.38	116	242	382	49
12	Topper Rigney	BOS	5.33	146	286	492	25
13	Dick Lundy	ACB	5.29	52	136	139	26
14	Walter Cannady	HBG	5.29	49	115	144	18
15	Joe Sewell	CLE	5.12	154	326	463	37
16	Pelayo Chacón	CSE	5.12	34	68	106	14
17	Mark Koenig	NYA	4.99	141	281	422	52
18	JT Jackie Tavener	DET	4.94	156	300	470	39
19	Wally Gerber	SLA	4.80	129	261	358	37
20	Jake Stephens	HIL	4.74	66	125	188	31
21	Halley Harding	ABC	4.63	72	129	204	28
22	Chick Galloway	PHA	4.43	133	274	315	41
23	Buddy Myer	WS1	4.34	118	215	297	40