2010 MLB First Base Range Factor Leaders

Albert Pujols led the majors in first base range factor with 10.29 in 2010, 0.76 ahead of Ryan Howard (9.53). It was one of 7 times Albert Pujols led in first base range factor.

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Led all of MLB in 2010 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals

10.29 First Base Range Factor 0.76 clear of Ryan Howard

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#	Player	Team	1B RF	G	PO	A	E
1	Albert Pujols	SLN	10.29	157	1,458	157	4
2	Ryan Howard	PHI	9.53	139	1,266	59	14
3	Daric Barton	OAK	9.44	157	1,404	78	10
4	Lyle Overbay	TOR	9.22	153	1,310	101	6
5	Paul Konerko	CHA	9.22	125	1,069	83	7
6	Ike Davis	NYN	9.21	146	1,239	105	9
7	Adrian Gonzalez	SDN	9.13	159	1,324	127	8
8	Troy Glaus	ATL	8.97	114	977	46	9
9	Miguel Cabrera	DET	8.88	148	1,218	96	13
10	Casey Kotchman	SEA	8.79	116	946	74	1
11	Todd Helton	COL	8.77	115	932	77	8
12	Mark Teixeira	NYA	8.77	149	1,227	80	3
13	Garrett Jones	PIT	8.76	112	893	88	9
14	Billy Butler	KCA	8.65	127	1,002	96	6
15	Adam LaRoche	ARI	8.64	146	1,139	122	11
16	James Loney	LAN	8.53	160	1,286	78	4
17	Joey Votto	CIN	8.51	148	1,132	128	5
18	Adam Dunn	WAS	8.47	153	1,203	93	13
19	Prince Fielder	MIL	8.36	160	1,251	86	4
20	Derrek Lee	CHN	8.22	144	1,067	116	7
21	Carlos Peña	TBA	8.15	142	1,074	83	6
22	Gaby Sanchez	FLO	7.95	149	1,115	70	11