2012 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

J. J. Hardy led all of MLB in shortstop range factor in 2012 with 4.89, 0.20 ahead of Yunel Escobar (4.69). It was one of 2 times J. J. Hardy led in shortstop range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 2012 J. J. Hardy Baltimore Orioles

4.89 Shortstop Range Factor 0.20 clear of Yunel Escobar

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#	Player	Team	SS RF	G	PO	A	E
1	J. J. Hardy	BAL	4.89	158	244	529	6
2	Yunel Escobar	TOR	4.69	143	240	431	12
3	Asdrubal Cabrera	CLE	4.64	136	223	408	19
4	Starlin Castro	CHN	4.51	162	266	465	27
5	Mike Aviles	BOS	4.50	128	207	369	15
6	Rafael Furcal	SLN	4.35	120	173	349	15
7	Brendan Ryan	SEA	4.29	138	196	396	9
8	Erick Aybar	LAA	4.25	139	232	359	15
9	Brandon Crawford	SFN	4.24	139	195	394	18
10	Elvis Andrus	TEX	4.23	153	233	414	16
11	Alcides Escobar	KCA	4.19	155	242	408	19
12	Alexei Ramirez	CHA	4.18	158	227	434	12
13	Everth Cabrera	SDN	4.10	111	140	315	16
14	Jose Reyes	MIA	4.03	160	226	419	18
15	Zack Cozart	CIN	4.01	138	204	349	14
16	Ruben Tejada	NYN	3.96	112	164	280	12
17	Jhonny Peralta	DET	3.95	149	229	359	7
18	Clint Barmes	PIT	3.85	142	147	399	16
19	Ian Desmond	WAS	3.73	128	171	306	15
20	Jimmy Rollins	PHI	3.72	156	204	377	13
21	DJ Derek Jeter	NYA	3.67	135	172	324	10