1B · 7 seasons · 1933 – 1945 · B/T: L/L
Few careers score higher: Phil Weintraub sits 1st of 0 hitters all-time in roto value, built over 7 seasons. The peak came in 1944, +10.0, 40th that season and 4906th of 111,420 player-seasons on record. The value came from home runs (+5.6), batting average (+4.7) and RBI (+4.3). It leaked back out through stolen bases (-1.9).
| Season ↑ | Tm | G | Z | Szn | All-Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1933 | NY1 | 8 | -2.01 | #344 | #52,407 |
| 1934 | NY1 | 31 | -0.56 | #215 | #33,806 |
| 1935 | NY1 | 64 | -1.83 | #316 | #47,045 |
| 1937 | CIN | 55 | 0.57 | #180 | #27,654 |
| 1938 | PHI | 100 | 4.26 | #97 | #15,546 |
| 1944★ | NY1 | 104 | 10.03 | #40 | #4,906 |
| 1945 | NY1 | 82 | 5.98 | #76 | #11,498 |
★ Best season by Z