2006 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Albert Pujols led all of MLB in first base range factor in 2006 with 10.20, 0.17 ahead of Todd Helton (10.03). It was one of 7 times Albert Pujols led in first base range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 2006 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals

10.20 First Base Range Factor 0.17 clear of Todd Helton

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#	Player	Team	1B RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Albert Pujols	SLN	10.20	143	1,348	110	6
2	Todd Helton	COL	10.03	145	1,367	87	4
3	Lyle Overbay	TOR	10.00	145	1,357	93	9
4	Mark Teixeira	TEX	9.86	159	1,480	88	4
5	Nomar Garciaparra	LAN	9.49	118	1,059	61	4
6	Lance Berkman	HOU	9.24	112	964	71	6
7	Conor Jackson	ARI	9.23	129	1,110	81	12
8	CS Chris Shelton	DET	9.21	115	1,004	55	6
9	Ryan Howard	PHI	9.21	159	1,373	91	14
10	Justin Morneau	MIN	9.20	153	1,297	111	8
11	Carlos Delgado	NYN	9.00	141	1,199	70	8
12	Richie Sexson	SEA	8.97	150	1,235	110	4
13	Prince Fielder	MIL	8.86	152	1,259	88	11
14	Paul Konerko	CHA	8.86	140	1,173	67	6
15	Adrian Gonzalez	SDN	8.76	155	1,242	116	7
16	Kevin Youkilis	BOS	8.70	127	1,035	70	5
17	Nick Johnson	WAS	8.56	147	1,165	93	15
18	Adam LaRoche	ATL	8.55	142	1,117	97	5
19	SH Scott Hatteberg	CIN	8.18	131	1,002	69	4
20	TL Travis Lee	TBA	8.16	112	856	58	2
21	Mike Jacobs	FLO	7.97	124	931	57	7