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2017 AL First Base Range Factor Leaders

Putouts plus assists per game at first base

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Chris Davis led the AL in first base range factor in 2017 with 8.76, 0.03 ahead of Jose Abreu (8.73). It was one of 2 times Chris Davis led in first base range factor.

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Chris Davis Led the AL in 2017 Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles
8.76 First Base Range Factor 0.03 clear of Jose Abreu
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# Player Team 1B RF G PO A E
1 Chris Davis Chris Davis BAL 8.76 125 1,015 80 7
2 Jose Abreu Jose Abreu CHA 8.73 139 1,135 78 8
3 Justin Smoak Justin Smoak TOR 8.68 151 1,244 66 2
4 Logan Morrison Logan Morrison TBA 8.52 126 1,015 59 8
5 Eric Hosmer Eric Hosmer KCA 8.34 157 1,235 75 4
6 Yuli Gurriel Yuli Gurriel HOU 8.25 131 991 90 8
7 Carlos Santana Carlos Santana CLE 8.21 140 1,055 95 5
8 Danny Valencia Danny Valencia SEA 8.14 118 897 64 11
9 Joe Mauer Joe Mauer MIN 8.08 125 947 63 2
10 Yonder Alonso Yonder Alonso OAK 7.61 135 964 63 10
11 Mitch Moreland Mitch Moreland BOS 7.28 138 938 67 5
12 Miguel Cabrera Miguel Cabrera DET 7.17 115 761 63 1