1B · 12 seasons · 1971 – 1982 · B/T: L/L
John Milner ranks 1st of 0 hitters by career roto value, one of the highest totals the site records. The peak came in 1974, +7.2, 72nd that season and 9161st of 111,420 player-seasons on record. The value came from home runs (+14.6), RBI (+11.1) and runs (+8.6). It leaked back out through batting average (-3.6).
| Season ↑ | Tm | G | Z | Szn | All-Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1971 | NYM | 9 | -2.38 | #616 | #93,723 |
| 1972 | NYM | 117 | 4.50 | #106 | #14,910 |
| 1973 | NYM | 129 | 5.37 | #97 | #12,787 |
| 1974★ | NYM | 137 | 7.17 | #72 | #9,161 |
| 1975 | NYM | 91 | -0.70 | #279 | #34,766 |
| 1976 | NYM | 127 | 6.43 | #79 | #10,524 |
| 1977 | NYM | 131 | 3.01 | #170 | #18,945 |
| 1978 | PIT | 108 | 2.64 | #171 | #20,026 |
| 1979 | PIT | 128 | 4.51 | #133 | #14,902 |
| 1980 | PIT | 114 | 0.95 | #230 | #26,030 |
| 1981 | PIT | 65 | 0.33 | #240 | #28,783 |
| 1982 | PIT | 59 | -1.92 | #414 | #49,067 |
★ Best season by Z