P · 8 seasons · 1936 – 1946 · B/T: L/L
Al Milnar is 1st of 0 pitchers in career roto value, a top-tier career by any lens the site offers. The peak came in 1940, +8.1, 12th that season and 2181st of 51,303 player-seasons on record. The value came from wins (+4.4) and strikeouts (+2.8). It leaked back out through WHIP (-6.7) and ERA (-1.8).
| Season ↑ | Tm | G | Z | Szn | All-Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1936 | CLE | 4 | -2.19 | #390 | #76,906 |
| 1938 | CLE | 24 | -2.17 | #622 | #74,299 |
| 1939 | CLE | 41 | -1.69 | #359 | #44,708 |
| 1940 | CLE | 37 | -2.64 | #787 | #103,556 |
| 1941 | CLE | 35 | -1.67 | #364 | #44,343 |
| 1942 | CLE | 40 | -2.07 | #472 | #61,930 |
| 1943 | CLE | 22 | -1.91 | #436 | #48,860 |
| 1946★ | SLA | 5 | -1.62 | #408 | #43,604 |
★ Best season by Z
| Season ↑ | Tm | G | Z | Szn | All-Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1936 | CLE | 4 | -2.89 | #242 | #44,112 |
| 1938 | CLE | 23 | -1.27 | #159 | #25,085 |
| 1939 | CLE | 37 | 4.80 | #37 | #5,750 |
| 1940★ | CLE | 37 | 8.08 | #12 | #2,181 |
| 1941 | CLE | 35 | -0.02 | #116 | #18,580 |
| 1942 | CLE | 28 | -2.04 | #190 | #32,145 |
| 1943 | CLE | 19 | -5.91 | #333 | #51,208 |
| 1946 | SLA | 5 | -1.93 | #233 | #30,775 |
★ Best season by Z