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2008 High-A First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Mark Trumbo led all of High-A in first base range factor in 2008 with 10.42, 0.33 ahead of Kent Sakamoto (10.09). It stands 2nd among all single seasons in High-A history.

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Led all of High-A in 2008 Mark Trumbo Rancho Cucamonga Quakes
10.42 First Base Range Factor 0.33 clear of Kent Sakamoto
Showing First Base Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team 1B RF G GS INN PO
1 Mark Trumbo RC 10.42 96 96 836.1 933
2 Kent Sakamoto LYN 10.09 109 109 948.1 1,033
3 Mark Ori SAL 10.08 100 100 862.2 932
4 Logan Morrison JUP 9.68 118 118 1026.2 1,075
5 Ryan Strieby LAK 9.43 92 91 808.1 801
6 Matt Fields VER 9.43 131 131 1137.2 1,179
7 Kevin Smith TAM 9.32 113 111 966.2 989
8 Mike Paulk MOD 9.29 120 119 1065.2 1,041
9 Beau Mills KIN 9.17 99 99 854.2 861
10 Ernesto Mejia MB 9.09 127 126 1117.1 1,061
11 Lucas Duda SLU 8.75 118 117 992.1 964
12 Drew Locke IE 8.48 94 91 799.2 730
13 John Urick CLR 8.34 110 104 893.0 816
14 Brett Pill SJ 8.04 100 84 772.0 757