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2005 High-A First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Kila Ka'aihue led all of High-A in first base range factor in 2005 with 10.44, 0.77 ahead of Kelly Hunt (9.67). It is the best single-season first base range factor mark in High-A history.

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Led all of High-A in 2005 Kila Ka'aihue High Desert Mavericks
10.44 First Base Range Factor 0.77 clear of Kelly Hunt
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# Player Team 1B RF G GS INN PO
1 Kila Ka'aihue HD 10.44 126 126 1109.0 1,220
2 Kelly Hunt LAK 9.67 125 124 1099.0 1,092
3 Bryan LaHair IE 9.31 117 116 1034.1 1,003
4 Michael Davies MOD 9.12 102 102 904.0 848
5 Brian Dopirak DAY 8.73 117 117 998.1 963
6 Joey Votto SAR 8.69 107 107 907.2 854
7 Travis Ishikawa SJ 8.64 127 125 1107.2 999
8 Jeffrey Eure BRV 8.59 109 105 904.2 897
9 Brock Peterson FTM 8.56 96 96 819.0 769
10 Dustin Yount FRE 8.56 95 93 821.1 784
11 Cory Dunlap VER 8.11 98 98 838.1 750
12 John-Paul Davis VIS 8.08 99 99 851.0 730