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1936 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at shortstop

Dick Bartell led all of MLB in shortstop range factor in 1936 with 6.08, 0.31 ahead of Luke Appling (5.77). It stands 48th among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 7 times Dick Bartell led in shortstop range factor.

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Dick Bartell Led all of MLB in 1936 Dick Bartell New York Giants
6.08 Shortstop Range Factor 0.31 clear of Luke Appling
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# Player Team SS RF G PO A E
1 Dick Bartell Dick Bartell NY1 6.08 144 317 559 40
2 Luke Appling Luke Appling CHA 5.77 137 320 471 41
3 Skeeter Newsome Skeeter Newsome PHA 5.61 123 273 417 31
4 Leo Norris PHI 5.47 121 317 345 45
5 Billy Jurges Billy Jurges CHN 5.41 116 249 379 26
6 Lyn Lary Lyn Lary SLA 5.38 155 339 495 38
7 Frankie Crosetti Frankie Crosetti NYA 5.19 151 320 463 43
8 Bill Knickerbocker Bill Knickerbocker CLE 5.16 155 313 486 40
9 Arky Vaughan Arky Vaughan PIT 5.15 156 327 477 47
10 Billy Rogell Billy Rogell DET 5.12 146 286 462 27
11 Leo Durocher Leo Durocher SLN 5.09 136 300 392 21
12 Jake Stephens NBY 5.00 31 58 97 3
13 Lonny Frey Lonny Frey BRO 4.86 117 238 331 51
14 Rabbit Martínez NYC 4.31 32 53 85 12