3B · 11 seasons · 1989 – 1999 · B/T: R/R
Few careers score higher: Jeff King sits 1st of 0 hitters all-time in roto value, built over 11 seasons. The peak came in 1996, +9.8, 54th that season and 5172nd of 111,420 player-seasons on record. The value came from RBI (+18.6), home runs (+14.7) and runs (+14.0). It leaked back out through batting average (-4.7).
| Season ↑ | Tm | G | Z | Szn | All-Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1989 | PIT | 75 | -0.54 | #311 | #33,709 |
| 1990 | PIT | 127 | 3.51 | #169 | #17,538 |
| 1991 | PIT | 33 | -0.13 | #293 | #31,135 |
| 1992 | PIT | 130 | 3.76 | #148 | #16,853 |
| 1993 | PIT | 158 | 8.75 | #68 | #6,543 |
| 1994 | PIT | 94 | 2.06 | #216 | #21,961 |
| 1995 | PIT | 122 | 6.85 | #98 | #9,709 |
| 1996★ | PIT | 155 | 9.81 | #54 | #5,172 |
| 1997 | KC | 155 | 7.94 | #84 | #7,850 |
| 1998 | KC | 131 | 7.62 | #100 | #8,404 |
| 1999 | KC | 21 | -1.07 | #398 | #37,674 |
★ Best season by Z