1980 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Garry Templeton led the majors in shortstop range factor with 5.86 in 1980, 0.11 ahead of Ozzie Smith (5.75). It stands 100th among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 4 times Garry Templeton led in shortstop range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 1980 Garry Templeton St. Louis Cardinals

5.86 Shortstop Range Factor 0.11 clear of Ozzie Smith

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#	Player	Team	SS RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Garry Templeton	SLN	5.86	115	223	451	29
2	Ozzie Smith	SDN	5.75	158	288	621	24
3	Rick Burleson	BOS	5.35	155	301	528	22
4	Roy Smalley	MIN	5.25	125	210	446	17
5	Robin Yount	ML4	5.22	133	239	455	28
6	Alfredo Griffin	TOR	5.06	155	295	489	37
7	Bucky Dent	NYA	5.06	141	224	489	13
8	Tim Foli	PIT	4.91	125	212	402	12
9	Ivan de Jesus	CHN	4.86	156	229	529	24
10	U. L. Washington	KCA	4.63	152	237	467	32
11	Tom Veryzer	CLE	4.63	108	169	331	15
12	Dave Concepcion	CIN	4.62	155	265	451	16
13	Chris Speier	MON	4.59	127	187	396	21
14	Larry Bowa	PHI	4.59	147	225	449	17
15	Alan Trammell	DET	4.42	144	225	412	13
16	Bill Russell	LAN	4.39	129	179	387	19
17	Johnnie LeMaster	SFN	4.27	134	200	372	26
18	Frank Taveras	NYN	4.17	140	237	347	25
19	Mario Guerrero	OAK	3.97	116	184	276	18
20	Craig Reynolds	HOU	3.88	135	162	362	17
21	Mario Mendoza	SEA	3.85	114	149	290	19
22	Luis Gomez	ATL	3.82	119	135	319	15
23	Mark Belanger	BAL	3.59	109	133	258	10
24	Pepe Frias	TEX	2.55	117	122	176	17