1972 MLB Shortstop Range Factor Leaders

Freddie Patek led all of MLB in shortstop range factor in 1972 with 5.44, 0.03 ahead of Gene Michael (5.41). It was one of 2 times Freddie Patek led in shortstop range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 1972 Freddie Patek Kansas City Royals

5.44 Shortstop Range Factor 0.03 clear of Gene Michael

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#	Player	Team	SS RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Freddie Patek	KCA	5.44	136	230	510	22
2	Gene Michael	NYA	5.41	121	218	437	21
3	Bill Russell	LAN	5.26	121	197	439	34
4	Bert Campaneris	OAK	5.25	148	283	494	18
5	Don Kessinger	CHN	5.23	146	259	504	28
6	Tim Foli	MON	5.19	148	281	487	27
7	Chris Speier	SFN	5.07	150	243	517	20
8	Danny Thompson	MIN	4.97	144	247	468	32
9	Dave Concepcion	CIN	4.90	114	194	365	18
10	Roger Metzger	HOU	4.85	153	238	504	22
11	Leo Cardenas	CAL	4.75	150	241	471	22
12	Larry Bowa	PHI	4.71	150	212	494	9
13	Ed Brinkman	DET	4.67	156	233	495	7
14	Rick Auerbach	ML4	4.63	153	256	452	30
15	Bud Harrelson	NYN	4.57	115	191	334	16
16	Gene Alley	PIT	4.56	114	181	339	16
17	Enzo Hernandez	SDN	4.56	107	169	319	19
18	Toby Harrah	TEX	4.47	106	166	308	20
19	Luis Aparicio	BOS	4.47	109	183	304	16
20	Mark Belanger	BAL	4.43	105	180	285	12
21	Frank Duffy	CLE	4.42	126	197	360	13
22	MP Marty Perez	ATL	4.24	141	220	378	27