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1906 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Jiggs Donahue led the majors in first base range factor with 11.79 in 1906, 0.46 ahead of Claude Rossman (11.33). It stands 32nd among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 2 times Jiggs Donahue led in first base range factor.

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Jiggs Donahue Led all of MLB in 1906 Jiggs Donahue Chicago White Sox
11.79 First Base Range Factor 0.46 clear of Claude Rossman
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Jiggs Donahue Jiggs Donahue CHA 11.79 154 1,697 118 22
2 Claude Rossman Claude Rossman CLE 11.33 105 1,145 45 19
3 Myron Grimshaw Myron Grimshaw BOS 11.17 110 1,165 64 16
4 Tom Jones Tom Jones SLA 11.13 143 1,476 116 25
5 Dan McGann Dan McGann NY1 11.08 133 1,391 83 8
6 Fred Tenney Fred Tenney BSN 11.01 143 1,456 118 28
7 Joe Nealon Joe Nealon PIT 11.00 154 1,592 102 23
8 Frank Chance Frank Chance CHN 10.72 136 1,376 82 16
9 Hal Chase Hal Chase NYA 10.64 150 1,507 89 33
10 Tim Jordan Tim Jordan BRO 10.35 126 1,240 64 30
11 Jake Stahl Jake Stahl WS1 10.29 136 1,322 78 24
12 Kitty Bransfield Kitty Bransfield PHI 10.12 139 1,318 88 29
13 Harry Davis Harry Davis PHA 9.95 145 1,352 91 37
14 Chris Lindsay Chris Lindsay DET 9.74 122 1,122 66 28