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07-07-2024, 12:19 PM
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As a Dodger fan, I always felt that Garvey was over rated. When WAR came out , I eagerly checked to see if it would confirm my suspicion that Garvey was the second most valuable member of the that infield behind Ron Cey.
In this case WAR did not confirm my bias. Garvey was third behind Cey and Lopes  (note: if you count just their time together instead of their whole careers, it does indeed go Cey-Garvey-Lopes, but this is more fun to say) 
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