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2014 NL First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Justin Morneau led the NL in first base range factor in 2014 with 9.59, 0.29 ahead of Paul Goldschmidt (9.30). It was one of 2 times Justin Morneau led in first base range factor.

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Justin Morneau Led the NL in 2014 Justin Morneau Colorado Rockies
9.59 First Base Range Factor 0.29 clear of Paul Goldschmidt
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Justin Morneau Justin Morneau COL 9.59 131 1,170 86 4
2 Paul Goldschmidt Paul Goldschmidt ARI 9.30 109 934 80 7
3 Anthony Rizzo Anthony Rizzo CHN 9.30 140 1,184 118 9
4 Ryan Howard Ryan Howard PHI 9.25 141 1,224 80 9
5 Adrian Gonzalez Adrian Gonzalez LAN 9.15 157 1,318 118 6
6 Matt Adams Matt Adams SLN 8.98 133 1,115 80 9
7 Adam LaRoche Adam LaRoche WAS 8.77 136 1,100 93 7
8 Freddie Freeman Freddie Freeman ATL 8.56 162 1,271 116 5
9 Garrett Jones Garrett Jones MIA 8.50 129 990 107 13
10 Ike Davis Ike Davis PIT 8.17 124 953 60 9
11 Lucas Duda Lucas Duda NYN 8.15 146 1,108 82 7