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1884 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

John McGuinness led the majors in first base range factor with 11.71 in 1884, 0.31 ahead of Charlie Comiskey (11.40). It stands 40th among all single seasons in MLB history.

Showing players with at least 45 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of two-thirds of the team's games. Show all players

Led all of MLB in 1884 John McGuinness Philadelphia Keystones
11.71 First Base Range Factor 0.31 clear of Charlie Comiskey
Showing First Base Range Factor and the stats that give it context Full stat line
# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 John McGuinness PHU 11.71 48 550 12 24
2 Charlie Comiskey Charlie Comiskey SL4 11.40 108 1,193 38 40
3 Jim Field Jim Field CL5 11.21 105 1,150 27 52
4 Cap Anson Cap Anson CHN 11.17 112 1,211 40 58
5 Jimmy Knowles Jimmy Knowles PT1 11.08 76 809 33 37
6 John Morrill John Morrill BSN 10.85 91 953 34 30
7 Charlie Levis BLU 10.79 91 957 25 45
8 Jumbo Latham LS2 10.79 76 788 32 33
9 Dave Orr Dave Orr NY4 10.77 110 1,161 24 49
10 Sid Farrar Sid Farrar PHI 10.67 111 1,142 42 42
11 John Kerins IN2 10.67 87 887 41 27
12 Joe Quinn SLU 10.66 100 1,033 33 62
13 Dan Brouthers Dan Brouthers BFN 10.62 93 958 30 37
14 Harry Stovey Harry Stovey PH4 10.51 104 1,061 32 45
15 Milt Scott DTN 10.42 110 1,120 26 38
16 James Harris ALT 10.41 17 169 8 11
17 Joe Start Joe Start PRO 10.32 93 939 21 20
18 Jumbo Schoeneck Jumbo Schoeneck CHU 10.32 106 1,063 31 49
19 Bill Phillips Bill Phillips CL2 10.24 111 1,107 30 48
20 Dan Stearns Dan Stearns BL2 10.07 100 959 48 54
21 Emanuel Snyder WIL 10.00 16 155 5 4
22 John Reilly John Reilly CN2 9.74 103 977 26 30
23 Alex McKinnon Alex McKinnon NY1 9.72 116 1,097 31 53
24 Jim Powell RIC 9.71 41 380 18 24
25 Thomas Griffin MLU 9.18 11 100 1 9