Gabrielson appeared in 43 games for the Dodgers in 1970, batting .190 with 8 hits over 42 at-bats in what turned out to be the final action he’d see on a Big League diamond.
Originally up with the Milwaukee Braves in 1960, his career was pretty much evenly split up between five organizations: Dodgers, Braves, California Angels, San Francisco Giants and Chicago Cubs between 1960 and 1970.
His final numbers were a .253 average with 446 hits in 1764 at-bats over 708 games, all as a player off the bench, with the most games played in any one season being 116 split between the Cubs and Giants in 1965.