1929 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Travis Jackson led the majors in shortstop range factor with 5.91 in 1929, 0.01 ahead of Rabbit Maranville (5.90). It stands 79th among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 3 times Travis Jackson led in shortstop range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 1929 Travis Jackson New York Giants

5.91 Shortstop Range Factor 0.01 clear of Rabbit Maranville

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#	Player	Team	SS RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Travis Jackson	NY1	5.91	149	329	552	28
2	Rabbit Maranville	BSN	5.90	145	319	536	35
3	Woody English	CHN	5.76	144	332	497	39
4	Charlie Gelbert	SLN	5.73	146	338	499	46
5	Willie Wells	SLS	5.64	99	213	345	22
6	Horace Ford	CIN	5.62	108	239	368	30
7	Bill Cissell	CHA	5.37	152	357	459	55
8	Francisco Correa	CSE	5.23	44	99	131	12
9	Dave Bancroft	BRO	5.23	102	224	309	25
10	Joe Cronin	WS1	5.20	143	285	459	62
11	Red Kress	SLA	5.16	146	312	441	43
12	Dick Lundy	BBS	5.11	70	149	209	30
13	Halley Harding	KCM	5.07	74	139	236	21
14	Bobby Robinson	DS	5.06	62	102	212	21
15	Bill Yancey	NLG	5.02	66	135	196	35
16	Hal Rhyne	BOS	4.58	113	220	297	36