2006 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Rafael Furcal led the majors in shortstop range factor with 4.88 in 2006, 0.12 ahead of Jack Wilson (4.76). It was one of 3 times Rafael Furcal led in shortstop range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 2006 Rafael Furcal Los Angeles Dodgers

4.88 Shortstop Range Factor 0.12 clear of Jack Wilson

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#	Player	Team	SS RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Rafael Furcal	LAN	4.88	156	269	492	27
2	Jack Wilson	PIT	4.76	131	198	426	18
3	Michael Young	TEX	4.73	155	241	492	14
4	Jhonny Peralta	CLE	4.72	147	235	459	16
5	Adam Everett	HOU	4.57	149	202	479	7
6	David Eckstein	SLN	4.51	120	178	363	6
7	Clint Barmes	COL	4.50	125	192	371	18
8	Juan Uribe	CHA	4.47	132	217	373	14
9	Miguel Tejada	BAL	4.37	150	237	418	19
10	Hanley Ramirez	FLO	4.34	154	258	411	26
11	Yuniesky Betancourt	SEA	4.34	157	251	430	20
12	Angel Berroa	KCA	4.23	131	188	366	18
13	Alex Gonzalez	BOS	4.22	111	163	305	7
14	Jimmy Rollins	PHI	4.20	157	213	446	11
15	Carlos Guillen	DET	4.18	145	178	428	28
16	Orlando Cabrera	LAA	4.14	152	252	377	16
17	Edgar Renteria	ATL	4.00	146	185	399	13
18	Derek Jeter	NYA	3.97	150	214	381	15
19	Khalil Greene	SDN	3.96	113	138	309	9
20	Royce Clayton	WAS	3.95	129	170	340	18
21	Omar Vizquel	SFN	3.91	152	205	390	4
22	Bill Hall	MIL	3.89	127	173	321	17
23	Jose Reyes	NYN	3.80	149	176	390	17
24	Ronny Cedeno	CHN	3.77	134	148	357	23
25	Felipe Lopez	CIN	3.72	155	187	389	28