2004 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Albert Pujols led all of MLB in first base range factor in 2004 with 10.48, 0.68 ahead of Todd Helton (9.80). It was one of 7 times Albert Pujols led in first base range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 2004 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals

10.48 First Base Range Factor 0.68 clear of Todd Helton

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#	Player	Team	1B RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Albert Pujols	SLN	10.48	150	1,458	114	10
2	Todd Helton	COL	9.80	153	1,356	144	4
3	Carlos Delgado	TOR	9.41	120	1,041	88	5
4	SH Scott Hatteberg	OAK	9.24	148	1,281	86	10
5	Mark Teixeira	TEX	9.21	142	1,210	98	10
6	Shea Hillenbrand	ARI	9.15	131	1,127	72	13
7	Rafael Palmeiro	BAL	9.12	130	1,090	95	8
8	Carlos Peña	DET	9.03	135	1,142	77	6
9	Lyle Overbay	MIL	9.01	158	1,311	113	11
10	Sean Casey	CIN	8.89	145	1,233	56	8
11	Paul Konerko	CHA	8.84	139	1,150	78	6
12	Jim Thome	PHI	8.77	134	1,091	84	7
13	Derrek Lee	CHN	8.63	161	1,259	130	6
14	Phil Nevin	SDN	8.49	144	1,131	92	13
15	Darin Erstad	ANA	8.48	124	986	66	4
16	Jeff Bagwell	HOU	8.47	152	1,190	98	6
17	Shawn Green	LAN	8.40	111	879	53	5
18	Hee-Seop Choi	FLO	8.32	112	881	51	9
19	Tino Martinez	TBA	8.27	114	876	67	3
20	Ben Broussard	CLE	8.03	133	991	77	6
21	John Olerud	SEA	8.00	124	915	77	2
22	Doug Mientkiewicz	MIN	7.95	124	924	62	5