3B · 15 seasons · 1971 – 1985 · B/T: R/R
Kurt Bevacqua is 1st of 0 hitters in career roto value, a top-tier career by any lens the site offers. The peak came in 1973, +1.2, 195th that season and 25044th of 111,420 player-seasons on record. The value came from RBI (+0.1). It leaked back out through batting average (-6.0), stolen bases (-4.2) and home runs (-3.7).
| Season ↑ | Tm | G | Z | Szn | All-Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1971 | CLE | 55 | -1.63 | #335 | #43,648 |
| 1972 | CLE | 19 | -2.44 | #697 | #97,169 |
| 1973★ | KC | 99 | 1.19 | #195 | #25,044 |
| 1974 | KC | 57 | -2.71 | #818 | #104,919 |
| 1975 | ML4 | 104 | -0.41 | #267 | #32,834 |
| 1976 | ML4 | 12 | -2.30 | #459 | #88,007 |
| 1977 | TEX | 39 | 0.51 | #234 | #27,924 |
| 1978 | TEX | 90 | -0.53 | #276 | #33,605 |
| 1979 | SD | 114 | -0.44 | #277 | #33,038 |
| 1980 | SD | 84 | -1.91 | #410 | #48,982 |
| 1981 | PIT | 29 | -1.64 | #385 | #43,786 |
| 1982 | SD | 64 | -0.77 | #305 | #35,209 |
| 1983 | SD | 74 | -0.78 | #318 | #35,282 |
| 1984 | SD | 59 | -2.11 | #458 | #65,614 |
| 1985 | SD | 71 | -0.62 | #301 | #34,204 |
★ Best season by Z