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1993 NL First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Mark Grace led the NL in first base range factor in 1993 with 10.18, 0.50 ahead of Gregg Jefferies (9.68). It was one of 3 times Mark Grace led in first base range factor.

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Mark Grace Led the NL in 1993 Mark Grace Chicago Cubs
10.18 First Base Range Factor 0.50 clear of Gregg Jefferies
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Mark Grace Mark Grace CHN 10.18 154 1,456 112 5
2 Gregg Jefferies Gregg Jefferies SLN 9.68 140 1,279 76 9
3 Eric Karros Eric Karros LAN 9.44 157 1,335 147 12
4 Andres Galarraga Andres Galarraga COL 9.42 119 1,018 103 11
5 Jeff Bagwell Jeff Bagwell HOU 9.38 140 1,200 113 9
6 Eddie Murray Eddie Murray NYN 9.29 154 1,319 111 18
7 Orestes Destrade FLO 9.23 152 1,313 90 19
8 Will Clark Will Clark SFN 9.04 129 1,078 88 14
9 Kevin Young PIT 9.01 135 1,116 101 3
10 Fred McGriff Fred McGriff SDN 8.69 149 1,203 92 17
11 John Kruk John Kruk PHI 8.46 144 1,149 69 8