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1952 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Whitey Lockman led all of MLB in first base range factor in 1952 with 10.04, 0.34 ahead of Dick Sisler (9.70).

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Showing players with at least 103 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of two-thirds of the team's games. Show all players

Whitey Lockman Led all of MLB in 1952 Whitey Lockman New York Giants
10.04 First Base Range Factor 0.34 clear of Dick Sisler
Showing First Base Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Whitey Lockman Whitey Lockman NY1 10.04 154 1,435 111 13
2 Dick Sisler Dick Sisler SLN 9.70 114 1,022 84 17
3 Ferris Fain Ferris Fain PHA 9.69 144 1,245 150 22
4 Earl Torgeson Earl Torgeson BSN 9.56 105 931 73 11
5 Dee Fondy Dee Fondy CHN 9.51 143 1,257 103 14
6 Walt Dropo Walt Dropo DET 9.49 150 1,324 99 14
7 Eddie Waitkus Eddie Waitkus PHI 9.42 146 1,281 95 12
8 Joe Collins NYA 9.41 119 1,047 73 11
9 Gil Hodges Gil Hodges BRO 9.40 153 1,322 116 11
10 Mickey Vernon Mickey Vernon WS1 9.19 153 1,291 115 10
11 Eddie Robinson Eddie Robinson CHA 9.15 155 1,329 89 14
12 Ted Kluszewski Ted Kluszewski CIN 8.92 133 1,121 66 8
13 Luke Easter Luke Easter CLE 8.73 118 940 90 18
14 Tony Bartirome PIT 8.31 118 909 72 11