Does anyone know offhand the record for most career errors (at any position?)  I’m guessing it’s someone like Bill Dahlen—i.e. a long-career 19th-century shortstop.  But the encyclopedias and B-Ref are silent on the issue.

Bob:

http://www.baseball-almanac.com/recbooks/rb_1ber.shtml

It appears that Dahlen is correct followed by Fred Pfeffer at second base…..

Thanks, Harveys!  Baseball Almanac continues to be a source of strange wonders.

Hi,Any further updates on this thread? Hope to see more replies one of these days,especially feedbacks from the thread starter.  This thread has been inactive for such a long time. Think topic should be closed.

Regards,
kellyswift
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