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1928 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

Ed Rile led the majors in first base range factor with 11.75 in 1928, 0.12 ahead of Mule Suttles (11.63). It stands 37th among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 3 times Ed Rile led in first base range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 1928 Ed Rile Detroit Stars
11.75 First Base Range Factor 0.12 clear of Mule Suttles
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Ed Rile DS 11.75 79 894 34 16
2 Mule Suttles Mule Suttles SLS 11.63 75 843 29 14
3 George Giles George Giles KCM 11.17 72 777 27 10
4 Bill Terry Bill Terry NY1 11.15 149 1,584 78 12
5 Phil Todt Phil Todt BOS 10.97 144 1,486 94 5
6 George Sisler George Sisler BSN 10.72 123 1,233 86 15
7 J. C. McHaskell MRS 10.57 77 784 30 13
8 Charlie Grimm Charlie Grimm CHN 10.39 147 1,458 70 10
9 Lu Blue Lu Blue SLA 10.25 154 1,472 107 17
10 Jim Bottomley Jim Bottomley SLN 10.18 148 1,454 52 20
11 Lou Gehrig Lou Gehrig NYA 10.18 154 1,488 79 18
12 Joe Judge Joe Judge WS1 10.09 149 1,412 92 6
13 Del Bissonette Del Bissonette BRO 10.06 155 1,482 77 20
14 George Grantham George Grantham PIT 9.98 119 1,117 71 17
15 Don Hurst Don Hurst PHI 9.92 104 964 68 12
16 Bud Clancy Bud Clancy CHA 9.91 128 1,175 93 12
17 George Carr George Carr ACB 9.75 48 446 22 11
18 George McAllister BBB 9.63 87 802 36 13
19 Ben Taylor Ben Taylor BBS 9.60 57 524 23 7
20 José Pérez CSE 9.40 20 180 8 1
21 Felipe Sierra Felipe Sierra CSW 9.11 46 396 23 6
22 Milton Lewis ACB 9.08 13 113 5 2
23 Chance Cummings Chance Cummings ACB 7.27 11 76 4 1