How about Bob Johnson's best year?
1939 –AB 544, R 115, Hits 184, Doubles 30, Triples 9, HRs 23, RBIs 114, SBs 15, BBs 99, BA .338, OBP .440, SLG .553, OPS .993
Currently, we have 1934 and 1936.
From his SABR bio: "Because he was born on an Indian reservation, Bob Johnson was considered a ward of the government. He and his older brother Roy Johnson, whose career began in 1929 with the Detroit Tigers, were both born in Pryor, Oklahoma (some 35 miles east of Tulsa) – before Oklahoma became a state.1 Roy was the eldest of the two, born in 1903. Robert Lee Johnson was born on November 26, 1905.2 They had six siblings, two other boys and four girls. Their father was also named Robert Lee Johnson; he’d moved to the area from Missouri. Anna B. Downing was half-French, half-Cherokee. Bob came to be widely known as “Indian Bob” Johnson. When he was asked his nationality, Bob replied, “American.”
https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/Bob-Johnson-2/"None other than Ted Williams once spoke, in 1975, about Bob’s accomplishment with the Philadelphia Athletics: 'Bob drove in over one hundred runs in seven of his first nine seasons with that rag-tag outfit. There weren’t that many runners on base than that when he came to the plate in those years, let alone guys in scoring position.'”
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