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1995 AL Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at shortstop

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Benji Gil led the AL in shortstop range factor in 1995 with 4.88, 0.10 ahead of Jose Valentin (4.78).

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Led the AL in 1995 Benji Gil Texas Rangers
4.88 Shortstop Range Factor 0.10 clear of Jose Valentin
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# Player Team SS RF G PO A E
1 Benji Gil TEX 4.88 130 226 408 17
2 Jose Valentin Jose Valentin ML4 4.78 104 164 333 15
3 Greg Gagne Greg Gagne KCA 4.77 118 174 389 18
4 John Valentin John Valentin BOS 4.75 135 227 414 18
5 Mike Bordick OAK 4.63 126 245 338 10
6 Omar Vizquel Omar Vizquel CLE 4.52 136 210 405 9
7 Chris Gomez Chris Gomez DET 4.47 97 155 279 12
8 Pat Meares MIN 4.41 114 186 317 18
9 Gary Disarcina Gary Disarcina CAL 4.30 98 146 275 6
10 Cal Ripken Cal Ripken BAL 4.27 144 206 409 7
11 Ozzie Guillen Ozzie Guillen CHA 4.04 120 167 318 12
12 Tony Fernandez Tony Fernandez NYA 4.03 103 141 274 10
13 Alex Gonzalez TOR 3.86 97 158 216 17