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1986 NL First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Bob Horner led the NL in first base range factor in 1986 with 10.65, 0.94 ahead of Sid Bream (9.71).

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Bob Horner Led the NL in 1986 Bob Horner Atlanta Braves
10.65 First Base Range Factor 0.94 clear of Sid Bream
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Bob Horner Bob Horner ATL 10.65 139 1,378 102 8
2 Sid Bream Sid Bream PIT 9.71 153 1,320 166 17
3 Von Hayes PHI 9.54 134 1,182 96 13
4 Leon Durham Leon Durham CHN 9.30 141 1,231 80 7
5 Keith Hernandez Keith Hernandez NYN 9.05 149 1,199 149 5
6 Glenn Davis Glenn Davis HOU 8.74 156 1,253 111 11
7 Steve Garvey Steve Garvey SDN 8.20 148 1,160 53 7