1972 NL Outfield Range Factor Leaders

Dusty Baker led the NL in outfield range factor in 1972 with 2.86, 0.11 ahead of Bobby Tolan (2.75).

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Led the NL in 1972 Dusty Baker Atlanta Braves

2.86 Outfield Range Factor 0.11 clear of Bobby Tolan

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#	Player	Team	OF RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Dusty Baker	ATL	2.86	123	344	8	4
2	Bobby Tolan	CIN	2.75	149	401	9	4
3	Willie Davis	LAN	2.62	146	373	10	5
4	Cesar Cedeno	HOU	2.58	137	345	9	7
5	Willie Montanez	PHI	2.56	130	318	15	5
6	Tommie Agee	NYN	2.56	109	273	6	11
7	Al Oliver	PIT	2.44	138	332	4	5
8	Garry Maddox	SFN	2.36	121	279	7	6
9	Bobby Bonds	SFN	2.31	153	345	8	8
10	ML Mike Lum	ATL	2.25	109	241	4	6
11	Pete Rose	CIN	2.24	154	330	15	2
12	Ken Henderson	SFN	2.12	123	247	14	7
13	Rick Monday	CHN	2.05	134	268	6	1
14	JW Jim Wynn	HOU	2.03	144	284	8	5
15	Luis Melendez	SLN	2.01	105	206	5	9
16	BD Boots Day	MON	1.98	117	225	7	5
17	Ralph Garr	ATL	1.94	131	246	8	10
18	Greg Luzinski	PHI	1.82	145	255	9	11
19	Ken Singleton	MON	1.79	137	236	9	7
20	Lou Brock	SLN	1.74	149	253	6	13
21	Jose Cardenal	CHN	1.71	137	223	11	7
22	Billy Williams	CHN	1.68	144	233	9	4
23	Bob Watson	HOU	1.57	143	218	6	5
24	Cesar Geronimo	CIN	1.51	106	150	10	3