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1981 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Keith Hernandez led the majors in first base range factor with 11.63 in 1981, 0.98 ahead of Chris Chambliss (10.65). It stands 46th among all single seasons in MLB history. It was one of 4 times Keith Hernandez led in first base range factor.

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Showing players with at least 69 games at the position — the fielding-title rule of two-thirds of the team's games. Show all players

Keith Hernandez Led all of MLB in 1981 Keith Hernandez St. Louis Cardinals
11.63 First Base Range Factor 0.98 clear of Chris Chambliss
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Keith Hernandez Keith Hernandez SLN 11.63 98 1,054 86 3
2 Chris Chambliss Chris Chambliss ATL 10.65 107 1,046 94 4
3 Cecil Cooper Cecil Cooper ML4 10.49 101 987 72 9
4 Rod Carew Rod Carew CAL 10.41 90 877 60 5
5 Bill Buckner Bill Buckner CHN 10.26 105 996 81 17
6 Eddie Murray Eddie Murray BAL 10.00 99 899 91 1
7 Steve Garvey Steve Garvey LAN 9.76 110 1,019 55 1
8 Bruce Bochte Bruce Bochte SEA 9.68 82 745 49 4
9 Mike Hargrove Mike Hargrove CLE 9.57 88 766 76 9
10 Pete Rose Pete Rose PHI 9.53 107 929 91 4
11 Willie Aikens Willie Aikens KCA 9.09 99 844 56 7
12 Mike Squires Mike Squires CHA 8.94 88 729 58 6
13 Pat Putnam Pat Putnam TEX 8.86 94 769 64 6
14 John Mayberry John Mayberry TOR 8.54 80 647 36 5
15 Jason Thompson Jason Thompson PIT 8.15 78 590 46 7
16 Broderick Perkins Broderick Perkins SDN 7.95 80 598 38 2
17 Dan Driessen Dan Driessen CIN 7.95 74 558 30 3
18 Jim Spencer Jim Spencer OAK 7.79 73 516 53 1
19 Dave Revering Dave Revering NYA 6.95 73 464 43 3