RF · 11 seasons · 1955 – 1967 · B/T: L/R
Few careers score higher: Jim King sits 1st of 0 hitters all-time in roto value, built over 11 seasons. 1963 was the high-water mark, worth +5.7, 78th that season and 12141st of 111,420 player-seasons on record. Career value accumulated in home runs (+9.7), RBI (+7.7) and runs (+6.0), and drained away in batting average (-4.0).
| Season ↑ | Tm | G | Z | Szn | All-Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1955 | CHC | 113 | 3.02 | #98 | #18,929 |
| 1956 | CHC | 118 | 2.64 | #103 | #20,014 |
| 1957 | STL | 22 | -1.96 | #254 | #50,156 |
| 1958 | SF | 34 | -1.64 | #233 | #43,857 |
| 1961 | WS2 | 110 | 3.31 | #107 | #18,106 |
| 1962 | WS2 | 132 | 1.83 | #158 | #22,691 |
| 1963★ | WS2 | 136 | 5.66 | #78 | #12,141 |
| 1964 | WS2 | 134 | 4.13 | #105 | #15,861 |
| 1965 | WS2 | 120 | 2.57 | #137 | #20,236 |
| 1966 | WS2 | 117 | 2.52 | #135 | #20,405 |
| 1967 | WS2 | 89 | -1.90 | #309 | #48,594 |
★ Best season by Z