C · 9 seasons · 1994 – 2002 · B/T: L/R
One category carried Jorge Fabregas and the rest pulled him back: +1.7 from RBI, against a career total of -9.7. The peak came in 1997, +1.3, 239th that season and 24718th of 111,420 player-seasons on record. The value came from RBI (+1.7). It leaked back out through batting average (-6.1), stolen bases (-2.9) and home runs (-1.8).
| Season ↑ | Tm | G | Z | Szn | All-Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1994 | CAL | 43 | -0.43 | #305 | #32,981 |
| 1995 | CAL | 73 | -0.89 | #356 | #36,139 |
| 1996 | CAL | 90 | 0.05 | #293 | #30,179 |
| 1997★ | CWS | 121 | 1.27 | #239 | #24,718 |
| 1998 | ARI | 70 | -2.46 | #1,091 | #98,061 |
| 1999 | FLA | 88 | -2.62 | #1,150 | #103,078 |
| 2000 | KC | 43 | -0.51 | #358 | #33,487 |
| 2001 | LAA | 53 | -1.84 | #489 | #47,225 |
| 2002 | LAA | 65 | -2.25 | #1,010 | #82,946 |
★ Best season by Z