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1992 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at shortstop

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Jay Bell led all of MLB in shortstop range factor in 1992 with 4.99, 0.05 ahead of Ozzie Smith (4.94). It was one of 2 times Jay Bell led in shortstop range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 1992 Jay Bell Pittsburgh Pirates
4.99 Shortstop Range Factor 0.05 clear of Ozzie Smith
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# Player Team SS RF G PO A E
1 Jay Bell PIT 4.99 159 268 526 22
2 Ozzie Smith Ozzie Smith SLN 4.94 132 232 420 10
3 Travis Fryman DET 4.73 137 205 443 20
4 Gary Disarcina Gary Disarcina CAL 4.69 157 250 486 25
5 Pat Listach Pat Listach ML4 4.64 148 238 449 24
6 Omar Vizquel Omar Vizquel SEA 4.60 136 223 403 7
7 Greg Gagne Greg Gagne MIN 4.58 141 208 438 18
8 Barry Larkin Barry Larkin CIN 4.58 140 233 408 11
9 Cal Ripken Cal Ripken BAL 4.52 162 287 445 12
10 Mark Lewis CLE 4.27 121 184 333 25
11 Dick Schofield NYN 4.23 142 208 392 7
12 Spike Owen MON 4.21 116 188 300 9
13 Tony Fernandez Tony Fernandez SDN 4.19 154 240 405 11
14 Jose Offerman LAN 4.07 149 208 398 42
15 Manuel Lee TOR 4.05 128 187 331 7
16 Rafael Belliard Rafael Belliard ATL 3.17 139 151 289 14