31. In 2009 he had the lowest range factor of all starting major league left fielders ( 1.56 ). 32. Defensively, though, he had the lowest range factor ( 1.83 ) of all NL right fielders. 33. His range factor of 3.93 in 1916 was 70 points higher than the league average for third basemen. 34. His range factor of 8.83 was 1.79 points higher than the average first baseman that year. 35. And his 2.36 Range factor in left field was 0.39 points above the average for all outfielders. 36. He also ranked first in range factor ( 5.39 ) and second in zone rating ( . 866 ). 37. Through 2014, on defense Kinsler had the best career range factor of any active second baseman in Major League Baseball. 38. Through 2011, he had the best career range factor of all active major league outfielders, at 2.923. 39. Once again, his Range factor of 2.77 was significantly higher than the league average of 2.28. 40. His range factor of 5.69 in 1916 was 0.77 points higher than the average shortstop that year.
