2003 MLB Second Base Range Factor Leaders

Marcus Giles led the majors in second base range factor with 5.39 in 2003, 0.03 ahead of Orlando Hudson (5.36).

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Led all of MLB in 2003 Marcus Giles Atlanta Braves

5.39 Second Base Range Factor 0.03 clear of Orlando Hudson

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#	Player	Team	2B RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Marcus Giles	ATL	5.39	139	278	471	14
2	Orlando Hudson	TOR	5.36	139	268	477	12
3	Brandon Phillips	CLE	5.15	109	236	325	11
4	Mark Ellis	OAK	5.09	153	324	455	14
5	Jeff Kent	HOU	4.94	128	278	354	11
6	Michael Young	TEX	4.88	159	305	471	10
7	Alfonso Soriano	NYA	4.76	155	293	445	19
8	DJ D'Angelo Jimenez	CHA	4.75	141	282	388	11
9	Ronnie Belliard	COL	4.73	113	224	311	15
10	Luis Castillo	FLO	4.73	152	286	433	10
11	Alex Cora	LAN	4.70	141	286	377	15
12	Mark Grudzielanek	CHN	4.64	121	231	331	8
13	Eric Young	MIL	4.58	117	230	306	16
14	Mark Loretta	SDN	4.57	150	273	412	7
15	TW Todd Walker	BOS	4.50	139	235	391	16
16	Bret Boone	SEA	4.39	158	268	426	7
17	Jose Vidro	MON	4.34	137	199	396	10
18	Adam Kennedy	ANA	4.33	140	235	371	6
19	Roberto Alomar	NYN	4.31	139	257	342	9
20	Marlon Anderson	TBA	4.06	134	194	350	15
21	Luis Rivas	MIN	4.05	134	218	325	10