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2000 NL First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Lee Stevens led the NL in first base range factor in 2000 with 9.41, 0.03 ahead of Eric Karros (9.37). It was one of 2 times Lee Stevens led in first base range factor.

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Led the NL in 2000 Lee Stevens Montreal Expos
9.41 First Base Range Factor 0.03 clear of Eric Karros
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Lee Stevens MON 9.41 123 1,072 85 11
2 Eric Karros Eric Karros LAN 9.37 153 1,296 138 7
3 Todd Helton Todd Helton COL 9.22 160 1,326 149 7
4 Kevin Young PIT 9.05 129 1,109 59 17
5 Andres Galarraga Andres Galarraga ATL 8.83 132 1,105 61 14
6 Jeff Bagwell Jeff Bagwell HOU 8.73 158 1,264 116 9
7 Sean Casey Sean Casey CIN 8.71 129 1,064 60 6
8 Todd Zeile Todd Zeile NYN 8.61 151 1,205 95 10
9 Mark Grace Mark Grace CHN 8.58 140 1,098 103 4
10 J. T. Snow J. T. Snow SFN 8.42 153 1,197 91 6
11 Ryan Klesko Ryan Klesko SDN 8.23 136 1,028 91 9
12 Derrek Lee Derrek Lee FLO 8.18 147 1,101 102 8