2002 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Juan Uribe led all of MLB in shortstop range factor in 2002 with 4.94, 0.07 ahead of Mike Bordick (4.86).

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Led all of MLB in 2002 Juan Uribe Colorado Rockies

4.94 Shortstop Range Factor 0.07 clear of Mike Bordick

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#	Player	Team	SS RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Juan Uribe	COL	4.94	155	261	504	27
2	MB Mike Bordick	BAL	4.86	117	197	372	1
3	Orlando Cabrera	MON	4.80	153	237	498	29
4	Rafael Furcal	ATL	4.74	150	245	466	27
5	Neifi Perez	KCA	4.68	139	251	400	19
6	Jose Hernandez	MIL	4.66	149	244	451	19
7	Jack Wilson	PIT	4.55	143	187	463	15
8	Miguel Tejada	OAK	4.53	162	229	504	19
9	Alex Rodriguez	TEX	4.51	162	259	472	10
10	Chris Gomez	TBA	4.50	130	229	356	12
11	Jimmy Rollins	PHI	4.48	152	226	455	14
12	Omar Vizquel	CLE	4.47	150	239	431	7
13	Nomar Garciaparra	BOS	4.46	154	220	467	25
14	Royce Clayton	CHA	4.20	109	166	292	5
15	Rey Ordonez	NYN	4.20	142	208	388	19
16	Rich Aurilia	SFN	4.18	131	213	334	11
17	Andy Fox	FLO	4.16	112	187	279	17
18	Barry Larkin	CIN	4.16	135	191	370	12
19	Cristian Guzman	MIN	4.13	147	247	360	12
20	Edgar Renteria	SLN	4.11	149	202	410	19
21	David Eckstein	ANA	4.10	147	205	397	14
22	AG Alex Gonzalez	CHN	4.09	142	220	360	21
23	Carlos Guillen	SEA	3.88	130	200	304	18
24	DJ Derek Jeter	NYA	3.76	156	219	367	14
25	DC Deivi Cruz	SDN	3.68	147	169	372	15
26	Tony Womack	ARI	3.62	149	175	364	20
27	Cesar Izturis	LAN	3.60	128	155	306	10