2009 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Albert Pujols led the majors in first base range factor with 10.43 in 2009, 0.73 ahead of Todd Helton (9.70). It was one of 7 times Albert Pujols led in first base range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 2009 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals

10.43 First Base Range Factor 0.73 clear of Todd Helton

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#	Player	Team	1B RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Albert Pujols	SLN	10.43	159	1,473	185	13
2	Todd Helton	COL	9.70	149	1,349	96	3
3	Adam LaRoche	PIT	9.68	148	1,325	108	2
4	Lance Berkman	HOU	9.34	131	1,107	116	6
5	Paul Konerko	CHA	9.24	134	1,159	79	4
6	Prince Fielder	MIL	8.97	162	1,387	66	7
7	Kendrys Morales	LAA	8.95	152	1,274	86	8
8	Ryan Howard	PHI	8.94	156	1,300	95	14
9	Russell Branyan	SEA	8.80	116	947	74	10
10	James Loney	LAN	8.74	155	1,269	85	7
11	Adrian Gonzalez	SDN	8.72	156	1,224	136	7
12	Lyle Overbay	TOR	8.69	130	1,028	102	2
13	Nick Johnson	WAS	8.65	129	1,025	91	12
14	Miguel Cabrera	DET	8.63	153	1,215	105	7
15	Derrek Lee	CHN	8.50	139	1,088	94	6
16	Billy Butler	KCA	8.50	145	1,141	92	10
17	Justin Morneau	MIN	8.47	123	952	90	3
18	Carlos Peña	TBA	8.47	133	1,055	71	10
19	Mark Teixeira	NYA	8.36	152	1,222	49	4
20	Casey Kotchman	ATL	8.24	114	859	80	0
21	Joey Votto	CIN	8.16	130	960	101	10
22	Jorge Cantu	FLO	7.81	111	829	38	6
23	Travis Ishikawa	SFN	7.08	113	745	55	3