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Old 09-22-2021, 09:25 PM
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Almost a dead heat with Dwight Evans and Al Bumbry. 91.6 as I read it.
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Old 09-22-2021, 09:39 PM
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I remember going to a Giants game in 1978 and seeing Vida Blue shagging balls in the outfield during batting practice. He would reach down and flip the ball backwards, like he was hiking a football to his side, into the outfield bleachers, where people would scramble after the balls. It made me think he was a fan-friendly ballplayer.
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This one is kind of cheating, but technically meets the criteria:

1963 Topps 537

Pete Rose - 79.6
Al Weiss - 2.3
Ken McMullen - 34.0
Pedro Gonzalez - 1.3

Total - 117.2
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Or perhaps 1978 Topps 708 will be more palatable:

Bo Diaz - 11.5
Dale Murphy - 46.5
Lance Parrish - 39.5
Ernie Whitt - 18.3

Total - 115.8
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Or perhaps 1978 Topps 708 will be more palatable:

Bo Diaz - 11.5
Dale Murphy - 46.5
Lance Parrish - 39.5
Ernie Whitt - 18.3

Total - 115.8
But not Dale's RC.
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1972 Topps #79 was 106.6 with Cecil Cooper (36.0), Carlton Fisk (68.4) and Mike Garman (2.2), but obviously there are higher.
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1972 Topps #79 was 106.6 with Cecil Cooper (36.0), Carlton Fisk (68.4) and Mike Garman (2.2), but obviously there are higher.
But Fisk is a HOF. Looking for highest w/o a Hall of Famer.
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2001 Topps Pujols/Ichiro would literally meet your criteria and log in at 160.
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But not Dale's RC.
Multi-player rookie card? Check.

No Hall of Famers? Check.

High total WAR? Check.
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