1991 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Barry Larkin led the majors in shortstop range factor with 5.03 in 1991, 0.12 ahead of Alfredo Griffin (4.91). It was one of 2 times Barry Larkin led in shortstop range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 1991 Barry Larkin Cincinnati Reds

5.03 Shortstop Range Factor 0.12 clear of Alfredo Griffin

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#	Player	Team	SS RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Barry Larkin	CIN	5.03	119	226	372	15
2	Alfredo Griffin	LAN	4.91	109	186	349	22
3	Cal Ripken	BAL	4.91	162	267	528	11
4	Tony Fernandez	SDN	4.74	145	247	440	20
5	Omar Vizquel	SEA	4.68	138	224	422	13
6	Jay Bell	PIT	4.68	156	239	491	24
7	Ozzie Guillen	CHA	4.62	149	249	439	21
8	Felix Fermin	CLE	4.54	129	214	372	12
9	Shawon Dunston	CHN	4.54	142	261	383	21
10	AE Alvaro Espinoza	NYA	4.50	147	223	438	21
11	Dickie Thon	PHI	4.42	146	234	412	21
12	Dick Schofield	CAL	4.39	133	186	398	15
13	Luis Rivera	BOS	4.39	129	180	386	24
14	Bill Spiers	ML4	4.27	128	201	345	17
15	Spike Owen	MON	4.25	133	189	376	8
16	Ozzie Smith	SLN	4.21	150	244	387	8
17	Greg Gagne	MIN	4.07	137	181	377	9
18	ML Manuel Lee	TOR	4.01	138	194	360	19
19	Rafael Belliard	ATL	3.65	145	168	361	18
20	Kurt Stillwell	KCA	3.61	118	163	263	18
21	JH Jeff Huson	TEX	3.52	116	141	267	15