2B · 10 seasons · 1921 – 1931 · B/T: ?/R
Few careers score higher: Dick Jackson sits 1st of 0 hitters all-time in roto value, built over 10 seasons. The peak came in 1925, +2.8, 156th that season and 19664th of 111,420 player-seasons on record. The value came from stolen bases (+0.2) and runs (+0.1). It leaked back out through batting average (-3.7), home runs (-1.0) and RBI (-0.3).
| Season ↑ | Tm | G | Z | Szn | All-Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1921 | AC | 17 | -2.48 | #644 | #98,792 |
| 1922 | NYB | 39 | -0.40 | #245 | #32,800 |
| 1924 | HBG | 55 | 0.79 | #225 | #26,694 |
| 1925★ | HBG | 65 | 2.76 | #156 | #19,664 |
| 1926 | HBG | 35 | -1.22 | #314 | #38,961 |
| 1927 | BBS | 61 | -0.34 | #256 | #32,404 |
| 1928 | BBS | 29 | 0.88 | #198 | #26,288 |
| 1929 | HIL | 73 | -1.37 | #299 | #40,413 |
| 1930 | HIL | 3 | -2.55 | #628 | #101,277 |
| 1931 | BBS | 39 | -0.73 | #235 | #34,940 |
★ Best season by Z