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1883 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Charlie Comiskey led the majors in first base range factor with 11.51 in 1883, 0.40 ahead of Dan Stearns (11.11). It stands 68th among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 4 times Charlie Comiskey led in first base range factor.

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Charlie Comiskey Led all of MLB in 1883 Charlie Comiskey St. Louis Browns
11.51 First Base Range Factor 0.40 clear of Dan Stearns
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Charlie Comiskey Charlie Comiskey SL4 11.51 96 1,085 20 43
2 Dan Stearns Dan Stearns BL2 11.11 92 984 38 57
3 Dan Brouthers Dan Brouthers BFN 11.08 97 1,040 35 44
4 Joe Start Joe Start PRO 10.94 87 923 29 43
5 Cap Anson Cap Anson CHN 10.94 98 1,031 41 40
6 Harry Stovey Harry Stovey PH4 10.82 93 984 22 37
7 Sid Farrar Sid Farrar PHI 10.80 99 1,038 31 39
8 Steve Brady Steve Brady NY4 10.53 81 824 29 35
9 Jim Field Jim Field CL5 10.40 75 770 10 52
10 Roger Connor Roger Connor NY1 10.18 98 958 40 44
11 Martin Powell DTN 10.17 101 995 32 54
12 Bill Phillips Bill Phillips CL2 10.05 97 953 22 33
13 John Morrill John Morrill BSN 10.05 81 794 20 22
14 John Reilly John Reilly CN2 9.98 98 959 19 40
15 Jumbo Latham LS2 9.76 67 633 21 31