Even though the elite offensive production hasn’t followed Troy Tulowitzki from Colorado, he’s certainly been fine when healthy. Following the trade, Tulo amassed a 1.4 fWAR in 183 at-bats. In the 2015 playoffs, he looked similar to the Colorado Tulo with timely hits, including the three run home run in game three against the Texas Rangers, and the bases clearing three run double in game 5 vs. the Kansas City Royals.
In 2016, Tulowitzki was almost worth 3.0 wins (2.9), which was largely attributed to his work with the glove. His wRC+ was 103, barely above the league average of 100, but for an aging shortstop you’ll take the season he put up with the bat, and his elite glove.