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1986 NL Second Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at second base

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Ron Oester led the NL in second base range factor in 1986 with 5.58, 0.16 ahead of Glenn Hubbard (5.42).

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Ron Oester Led the NL in 1986 Ron Oester Cincinnati Reds
5.58 Second Base Range Factor 0.16 clear of Glenn Hubbard
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# Player Team 2B RF G PO A E
1 Ron Oester Ron Oester CIN 5.58 151 367 475 19
2 Glenn Hubbard Glenn Hubbard ATL 5.42 142 282 487 19
3 Ryne Sandberg Ryne Sandberg CHN 5.24 153 309 492 5
4 Steve Sax Steve Sax LAN 5.19 154 367 432 16
5 Juan Samuel Juan Samuel PHI 5.10 143 290 440 25
6 Tom Herr Tom Herr SLN 5.04 152 352 414 9
7 Johnny Ray Johnny Ray PIT 5.03 151 280 479 5
8 Robby Thompson SFN 4.73 149 255 450 17
9 Tim Flannery Tim Flannery SDN 4.21 108 209 246 3
10 Wally Backman Wally Backman NYN 4.21 113 186 290 17
11 Bill Doran Bill Doran HOU 4.10 144 262 329 16