2000 MLB Second Base Range Factor Leaders

Randy Velarde led the majors in second base range factor with 5.26 in 2000, just ahead of Warren Morris (5.262 to 5.261).

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#	Player	Team	2B RF	G	PO	A	E
1	RV Randy Velarde	OAK	5.26	122	243	399	12
2	Warren Morris	PIT	5.26	134	291	414	15
3	Pokey Reese	CIN	5.13	133	289	393	14
4	Ronnie Belliard	MIL	5.13	151	336	438	19
5	Bret Boone	SDN	4.97	126	292	334	15
6	Adam Kennedy	ANA	4.92	155	337	425	19
7	Damion Easley	DET	4.87	125	198	411	6
8	Miguel Cairo	TBA	4.81	108	218	302	9
9	Fernando Vina	SLN	4.80	122	261	325	7
10	Eric Young	CHN	4.76	150	313	401	15
11	Luis Castillo	FLO	4.76	136	282	365	11
12	Ray Durham	CHA	4.75	151	299	419	15
13	Mark Grudzielanek	LAN	4.73	148	286	414	17
14	Mark McLemore	SEA	4.71	129	262	346	8
15	Roberto Alomar	CLE	4.71	155	293	437	15
16	Edgardo Alfonzo	NYN	4.64	146	316	362	10
17	Jeff Kent	SFN	4.64	150	302	394	10
18	Jose Vidro	MON	4.59	153	260	442	10
19	Luis Alicea	TEX	4.38	129	247	318	13
20	Jay Bell	ARI	4.38	145	290	345	8
21	MM Mickey Morandini	PHI	4.38	120	237	288	6
22	Mike Lansing	COL	4.20	137	248	327	7