Shortstop: most Dodger or Giants RBI in a season. New York City record?

What's the New York City record for most RBI in a season by a shortstop?

Shortstop: most Met or Yankee RBI in a season. Wednesday, August 24, 2022

Francisco Lindor has 84 RBI so far this season... the most RBI of any Met shortstop ever ... (at least 75% of games at SS) ...

In 1931 Yankee SS Lyn Lary had 107 RBI: 53 home, 54 road.

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Data from https://stathead.com/

Dodgers SS most RBI in a season (at least 75 RBI):

Rk	Player	RBI	HR	Season	Age	Team	Lg	G	PA	AB	R	H	1B	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	OPS+	TB	GIDP	HBP	SH	SF	IBB	Pos
1	Glenn Wright	126	22	1930	29	BRO	NL	135	581	532	83	171	109	28	12	22	126	2	5	32	70	.321	.360	.543	.903	114	289		0	17		2	*6/H
2	Tommy Corcoran	92	5	1894	25	BRO	NL	129	611	576	123	173	127	21	20	5	92	33		25	17	.300	.329	.432	.762	88	249		0	10			*6
3	Corey Seager	87	19	2019	25	LAD	NL	134	541	489	82	133	69	44	1	19	87	1	0	44	98	.272	.335	.483	.817	112	236	8	4	0	4	3	*6/H
4	Trea Turner	85	18	2022	29	LAD	NL	123	544	499	80	155	102	33	2	18	85	20	2	35	98	.311	.354	.493	.847	132	246	9	2	0	6	1	*6
5	Pee Wee Reese	84	10	1951	32	BRO	NL	154	711	616	94	176	138	20	8	10	84	20	14	81	57	.286	.371	.393	.763	104	242	19	2	12		0	*6
6	Bill Dahlen	82	4	1901	31	BRO	NL	131	557	511	69	136	106	17	9	4	82	23		30	43	.266	.313	.358	.671	92	183		5	7			*6/4
7	Lonny Frey	77	11	1935	24	BRO	NL	131	588	515	88	135	78	35	11	11	77	6	7	66	68	.262	.352	.437	.788	112	225	13	5	2		2	*6/4H
8	Corey Seager	77	22	2017	23	LAD	NL	145	613	539	85	159	104	33	0	22	77	4	2	67	131	.295	.375	.479	.854	126	258	14	4	0	3	5	*6/HD
9	Bill Dahlen	76	4	1899	29	BRO	NL	121	514	428	87	121	88	22	7	4	76	29		67	23	.283	.398	.395	.793	116	169		15	4			*65
10	Pee Wee Reese	75	9	1948	29	BRO	NL	151	655	566	96	155	111	31	4	9	75	25	3	79	63	.274	.363	.390	.753	101	221	16	0	9		5	*6/H

Who? Glenn Wright 126? And in 1930? In Brooklyn? Not Seager or Turner? Before joining the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1929, Glenn Wright played for the Pittsburgh Pirates, including in the 1925 (W, Washington) and 1927 (L, Yankees) World Series; only 5 RBI in 44 Plate Appearances (PA).

Dodger Glenn Wright's 126 are more than any Yankee or Met SS. What about the Giants?

Giants SS most RBI in a season (at least 82 RBI):

Rk	Player	RBI	HR	Season	Age	Team	Lg	G	PA	AB	R	H	1B	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	OPS+	TB	GIDP	HBP	SH	SF	IBB	Pos
1	George Davis	135	10	1897	26	NYG	NL	131	576	521	112	184	133	31	10	10	135	65		43	23	.353	.410	.509	.918	144	265		7	5			*6
2	Travis Jackson	101	16	1934	30	NYG	NL	137	574	523	75	140	91	26	7	16	101	1	2	37	71	.268	.316	.436	.752	101	228	15	0	14		3	*6/5H
3	Travis Jackson	98	14	1927	23	NYG	NL	127	517	469	67	149	102	29	4	14	98	8		32	30	.318	.363	.486	.849	126	228		1	15			*6/5H
4	Rich Aurilia	97	37	2001	29	SFG	NL	156	689	636	114	206	127	37	5	37	97	1	3	47	83	.324	.369	.572	.941	146	364	14	0	3	3	2	*6/H
5	Travis Jackson	94	21	1929	25	NYG	NL	149	634	551	92	162	108	21	12	21	94	10	7	64	56	.294	.367	.490	.857	110	270		0	19		2	*6
6	Brandon Crawford	90	24	2021	34	SFG	NL	138	549	483	79	144	87	30	3	24	90	11	3	56	105	.298	.373	.522	.895	141	252	8	5	0	5	6	*6/H
7	George Davis	86	2	1898	27	NYG	NL	121	529	486	80	149	122	20	5	2	86	26		32	15	.307	.351	.381	.731	112	185		1	10			*6
8	Brandon Crawford	84	21	2015	28	SFG	NL	143	561	507	65	130	72	33	4	21	84	6	4	39	119	.256	.321	.462	.782	113	234	18	11	0	4	9	*6/H
9	Brandon Crawford	84	12	2016	29	SFG	NL	155	623	553	67	152	101	28	11	12	84	7	0	57	115	.275	.342	.430	.772	108	238	13	4	0	9	10	*6/H
10	Travis Jackson	82	13	1930	26	NYG	NL	116	482	431	70	146	98	27	8	13	82	6	8	32	25	.339	.386	.529	.915	120	228		1	17		1	*6/H

George Davis was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1998 by the veteran's committee. Davis played for the New York Giants 1893-1901 (plus four games in 1903). Davis had over 100 RBI playing third base in 1893 and 1895 but Davis had his highest RBI total playing shortstop exclusively in 1897: 135.

So New York shortstops with at least 100 RBI in a season:
George Davis 135 Giants 1897
Glenn Wright 126 Dodgers 1930
Lyn Lary 107 Yankees 1931
Derek Jeter 102 Yankees 1999
Travis Jackson 101 Giants 1934

George Davis

Positions: Shortstop, Third Baseman and Centerfielder

Bats: Both  •  Throws: Right

5-9, 180lb (175cm, 81kg)

Born: August 23, 1870 in Cohoes, NY us

Died: October 17, 1940 (Aged 70-055d) in Philadelphia, PA

Buried: Fernwood Cemetery, Fernwood, PA

Debut: 1890 (1,390th in major league history)

Last Game: August 15, 1909 (Age 38-357d)

Hall of Fame: Inducted as Player in 1998. (Voted by Veteran's Committee)