Smith appeared in only 14 games for the Tribe, hitting .244 with 10 hits in 41 at-bats, including two homers and three runs batted in while playing all three outfield positions.
He’d play in 23 games the next season, though hitting only .097 with three hits in 31 at-bats, with a double and four runs scored thrown in.
He only appeared in eight games for the Indians in 1975, collecting one hit over eight at-bats yet driving in two runs.
In 1976 he’d see the most playing time of his five Major League seasons, appearing in 55 games while hitting .256 with 42 hits in 164 at-bats, driving in 12 runs and scoring 17 himself.
In November of 1976 he would be drafted by the new Seattle Mariners organization as part of the expansion draft, where he would go on to play the last games of his career, 21 to be exact, where he hit .259 with seven hits in 27 at-bats.
All told, Smith played in 121 games in five seasons, hitting .232 with 63 hits, driving in 21 while scoring 28 over 271 at-bats.