1933 NL Outfield Range Factor Leaders

Freddie Lindstrom led the NL in outfield range factor in 1933 with 3.04, 0.19 ahead of Wally Berger (2.85).

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Led the NL in 1933 Freddie Lindstrom Pittsburgh Pirates

3.04 Outfield Range Factor 0.19 clear of Wally Berger

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#	Player	Team	OF RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Freddie Lindstrom	PIT	3.04	130	388	7	5
2	Wally Berger	BSN	2.85	136	382	6	9
3	CF Chick Fullis	PHI	2.81	151	410	15	10
4	Chick Hafey	CIN	2.64	144	364	16	5
5	Ernie Orsatti	SLN	2.61	107	274	5	4
6	Johnny Moore	CIN	2.58	132	329	12	9
7	Frank Demaree	CHN	2.50	133	321	12	12
8	Lloyd Waner	PIT	2.42	114	267	9	5
9	HL Hal Lee	BSN	2.39	132	304	11	7
10	Chuck Klein	PHI	2.37	152	339	21	5
11	Paul Waner	PIT	2.35	154	346	16	7
12	Randy Moore	BSN	2.34	122	275	11	6
13	Harry Rice	CIN	2.33	141	315	14	3
14	Joe Medwick	SLN	2.28	147	318	17	7
15	George Watkins	SLN	2.25	135	295	9	15
16	Wes Schulmerich	PHI	2.25	118	256	9	6
17	Jo-Jo Moore	NY1	2.16	132	266	19	10
18	Johnny Frederick	BRO	2.15	138	289	8	9
19	Kiddo Davis	NY1	2.13	120	248	7	3
20	Babe Herman	CHN	2.02	131	252	12	12
21	Mel Ott	NY1	1.94	152	283	12	5