2014 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Justin Morneau led all of MLB in first base range factor in 2014 with 9.59, 0.06 ahead of Jose Abreu (9.53). It was one of 2 times Justin Morneau led in first base range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 2014 Justin Morneau Colorado Rockies

9.59 First Base Range Factor 0.06 clear of Jose Abreu

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#	Player	Team	1B RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Justin Morneau	COL	9.59	131	1,170	86	4
2	Jose Abreu	CHA	9.53	109	970	69	6
3	Paul Goldschmidt	ARI	9.30	109	934	80	7
4	Anthony Rizzo	CHN	9.30	140	1,184	118	9
5	Ryan Howard	PHI	9.25	141	1,224	80	9
6	Adrian Gonzalez	LAN	9.15	157	1,318	118	6
7	Matt Adams	SLN	8.98	133	1,115	80	9
8	Mike Napoli	BOS	8.86	110	904	71	8
9	Adam LaRoche	WAS	8.77	136	1,100	93	7
10	Eric Hosmer	KCA	8.70	130	1,043	88	10
11	Freddie Freeman	ATL	8.56	162	1,271	116	5
12	Miguel Cabrera	DET	8.54	126	978	98	5
13	Garrett Jones	MIA	8.50	129	990	107	13
14	Mark Teixeira	NYA	8.38	117	915	66	6
15	Chris Davis	BAL	8.36	115	909	52	4
16	Albert Pujols	LAA	8.27	116	879	80	3
17	Ike Davis	PIT	8.17	124	953	60	9
18	Lucas Duda	NYN	8.15	146	1,108	82	7
19	James Loney	TBA	7.69	152	1,111	58	9