Remember bWAR includes the positional adjustment in oWAR and dWAR, which I really hate. Without it, he was 117 runs below average hitting, 79 above average base running and +23 for avoiding DPs. That is -15 runs from average for his career on offense, and his career replacement level runs were 348 below average, so he was 333 runs above replacement. His career runs to WAR constant is 734/76.9 = 9.54, so just on offense, independent of his position, Ozzie put up 35 WAR.