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2016 AL First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Chris Davis led the AL in first base range factor in 2016 with 9.13, 0.40 ahead of Jose Abreu (8.73). It was one of 2 times Chris Davis led in first base range factor.

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Chris Davis Led the AL in 2016 Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles
9.13 First Base Range Factor 0.40 clear of Jose Abreu
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Chris Davis Chris Davis BAL 9.13 152 1,325 62 10
2 Jose Abreu Jose Abreu CHA 8.73 152 1,243 84 10
3 Miguel Cabrera Miguel Cabrera DET 8.71 147 1,186 95 7
4 Eric Hosmer Eric Hosmer KCA 8.53 154 1,240 74 6
5 Yonder Alonso Yonder Alonso OAK 8.45 145 1,155 70 4
6 Mark Teixeira Mark Teixeira NYA 8.24 110 867 39 3
7 Mitch Moreland Mitch Moreland TEX 7.92 139 1,036 65 2
8 Hanley Ramirez Hanley Ramirez BOS 7.81 133 1,000 39 4
9 Justin Smoak Justin Smoak TOR 7.13 111 753 38 3