2001 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Carlos Delgado led the majors in first base range factor with 10.07 in 2001, 0.51 ahead of Mike Sweeney (9.56). It was one of 3 times Carlos Delgado led in first base range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 2001 Carlos Delgado Toronto Blue Jays

10.07 First Base Range Factor 0.51 clear of Mike Sweeney

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#	Player	Team	1B RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Carlos Delgado	TOR	10.07	161	1,518	103	9
2	Mike Sweeney	KCA	9.56	108	945	88	12
3	Jason Giambi	OAK	9.56	136	1,224	76	11
4	Paul Konerko	CHA	9.49	144	1,276	90	8
5	Richie Sexson	MIL	9.40	158	1,356	129	8
6	Lee Stevens	MON	9.07	152	1,287	92	19
7	Todd Helton	COL	9.06	157	1,302	120	2
8	Travis Lee	PHI	9.02	156	1,332	75	6
9	Doug Mientkiewicz	MIN	9.00	148	1,263	69	4
10	Jeff Bagwell	HOU	8.96	160	1,291	143	12
11	KY Kevin Young	PIT	8.93	137	1,154	70	7
12	Sean Casey	CIN	8.88	136	1,146	62	7
13	Derrek Lee	FLO	8.88	156	1,271	114	8
14	Rafael Palmeiro	TEX	8.75	113	906	83	8
15	Todd Zeile	NYN	8.70	149	1,184	112	11
16	Eric Karros	LAN	8.69	119	963	71	4
17	Jim Thome	CLE	8.48	148	1,177	78	10
18	John Olerud	SEA	8.43	158	1,211	121	9
19	Ryan Klesko	SDN	8.41	145	1,135	84	11
20	Tino Martinez	NYA	8.34	149	1,144	99	5
21	Fred McGriff	TBA	8.18	123	924	82	13
22	Mark Grace	ARI	7.83	135	995	62	5