1969 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Leo Cardenas led the majors in shortstop range factor with 5.50 in 1969, 0.23 ahead of Luis Aparicio (5.27).

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Led all of MLB in 1969 Leo Cardenas Minnesota Twins

5.50 Shortstop Range Factor 0.23 clear of Luis Aparicio

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#	Player	Team	SS RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Leo Cardenas	MIN	5.50	160	310	570	32
2	Luis Aparicio	CHA	5.27	154	248	563	20
3	Hal Lanier	SFN	5.21	150	252	530	25
4	Don Money	PHI	5.20	126	212	443	21
5	Don Kessinger	CHN	5.15	157	266	542	20
6	Ed Brinkman	WS2	5.06	150	248	511	19
7	Bud Harrelson	NYN	4.96	119	243	347	19
8	Maury Wills	LAN	4.91	150	240	496	28
9	Bert Campaneris	OAK	4.89	125	220	391	21
10	Bobby Wine	MON	4.87	118	208	367	31
11	Gene Michael	NYA	4.83	118	205	365	19
12	Rico Petrocelli	BOS	4.80	153	269	466	14
13	Dal Maxvill	SLN	4.76	131	216	408	20
14	Mark Belanger	BAL	4.73	148	251	449	23
15	Jackie Hernandez	KCA	4.73	144	306	375	33
16	Jim Fregosi	CAL	4.50	160	255	465	21
17	Freddie Patek	PIT	4.29	146	227	399	30
18	Tom Tresh	DET	4.26	118	194	309	15
19	Denis Menke	HOU	3.95	131	161	356	24