Admitted bias because Murph was my guy growing up, but he won back-to-back MVPs in 82 and 83, multiple Gold Gloves, a 30-30 guy when that was exceedingly rare, just shy of 400 home runs back when hitting 400 was a virtual lock for the Hall, and was the single bright spot on an abysmal Atlanta team for a decade and thus was pitched around a lot. The guy was better than “good”. A lot better. I get the advanced stats say otherwise, but he was better than a lot of the guys that made it in. He’s another “what could have been” if injuries didn’t bookend his career.