Tabb appeared in 12 games for Oakland in 1978, hitting .111 with a single hit over nine official at-bats, driving in a run, along with two walks.
This was coming off a 1977 season that saw him play in 51 games, hitting .222 with 32 hits in 144 at-bats, setting career-highs across the board since it was by far the most action in any of his three seasons in the Majors.
In 1976 he made his debut, but with the Chicago Cubs as a 24-year-old, hitting .292 with seven hits in 24 at-bats, then getting purchased by Oakland just before the season started on March 15th of 1977.
It seems he never played pro ball again after the 1978 season, as I can’t even find any Minor League action for him later on.
All told the Oklahoma native played in 74 career games, hitting .226 with 40 hits, 10 runs scored and 20 runs batted in along with six homers and three doubles.
