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2025 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

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Willson Contreras led all of MLB in first base range factor in 2025 with 8.69, 0.53 ahead of Vinnie Pasquantino (8.16).

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Willson Contreras Led all of MLB in 2025 Willson Contreras St. Louis Cardinals
8.69 First Base Range Factor 0.53 clear of Vinnie Pasquantino
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Willson Contreras Willson Contreras SLN 8.69 120 960 83 9
2 Vinnie Pasquantino Vinnie Pasquantino KCA 8.16 126 965 63 4
3 Pete Alonso Pete Alonso NYN 8.13 160 1,178 122 10
4 Nolan Schanuel LAA 8.05 131 994 60 6
5 Matt Olson Matt Olson ATL 7.98 162 1,147 145 5
6 Spencer Torkelson DET 7.95 145 1,054 99 5
7 Bryce Harper Bryce Harper PHI 7.72 130 933 70 2
8 Josh Naylor Josh Naylor ARI 7.67 129 915 74 5
9 Christian Walker Christian Walker HOU 7.59 152 1,100 54 6
10 Freddie Freeman Freddie Freeman LAN 7.53 146 1,008 91 3
11 Nathaniel Lowe Nathaniel Lowe WAS 7.40 146 1,008 73 7
12 Vladimir Guerrero Vladimir Guerrero TOR 7.26 133 897 69 9
13 Nick Kurtz ATH 7.17 112 762 41 10
14 Michael Busch CHN 7.17 151 998 84 4
15 Spencer Steer CIN 7.10 122 791 75 2
16 Eric Wagaman MIA 6.90 117 757 50 10
17 Luis Arraez Luis Arraez SDN 6.82 117 737 61 1
18 Ty France Ty France MIN 6.69 124 755 74 3
19 Paul Goldschmidt Paul Goldschmidt NYA 6.65 139 840 84 5