@Onix_Savage22_PSN said:

@virusts_PSN that’s very fair a walker card would be rly nice as long as he gets defensive capability.

He better have an arm cannon. Plus he’s been stealing bases. He’d be a cool [censored] RF to add to my squad but I’m biased. Maybe 75-80 speed with a cannon? Sign me up.

He’s become an elite defender it’s so fun to watch.

It’s because the monthly awards are never about who has the absolute best month. Sometimes it’s about what players had a great month that will more likely not replicate it. Spread out between hitters, relief pitchers, and starters. Plus I expect Miller or Yordon to get upgraded to 90-91 in the first player rating update. With daily inside edge their cards would be probably better than their monthly ones.

So I am guessing they will be left off because of how close they would be to their live counterpoints. They’ll get all-star and finest cards. Maybe playoffs and others.

Yordan to me even as biased as I am as a Cardinal fan is the most deserving and everyone loves to play with him - plus I got to see firsthand him dominate us on TV.

So many deserving candidates with Mason miller, pages, rice etc that have been listed

@Onix_Savage22_PSN said:

@virusts_PSN no Yordan Alvarez is ridiculous let alone mason miller. I do like the Soriano prediction tho he has been on another planet.

A few years ago guys like that, desired by the community and destined to get better cards (including eventual 99s) were never in the monthly awards programs.

They have lightened that restriction the last few years though as they seem have no problem giving guys 4 or 5 cards in a year.

Jose Soriano, Bryce Elder, Taj Bradley, Riley O’Brien, Tony Santillan, Gavin Williams,

Predictions for POTM carde

So we have relievers close but those other two are not successful at all based on their ERA

Besides, I feel like Mason Miller might be one of those cards that they have other plans for because people love using that card so much.

@ANF_GOLD99_PSN said:

But it has to be Mason Miller right????

Has to? No but he definitely has the numbers for it.

There are 13 relievers with 0.00 ERA at this point.
Varland and O'Brien are only .2 and .3 behind him in FWAR
O'Brien is the only pitcher with an ERA below 1.00 who has not walked anyone.

Where Miller crushes them all though is K/9 - 21.44 to Varland's 13.86 and O'Brien's 10.22

Interesting note: Jeff Hoffman is 2nd in K/9 at 20.03 but has a 6.97 ERA.

@On_a_Power_Trip_PSN said:

@Dolenz_PSN that’s true, though they’ll use fWAR instead if they want (think Jarren Duran last year)

True, and if they due that then we are back to Yordan Alvarez who is certainly worthy and has a .4 lead over the next closest competitor (Ben Rice)

1.Walker • STL 1.9
2. Hoerner • CHC 1.7
3. Pages • LAD 1.7
4. McGonigle • DET 1.6
5. Alvarez • HOU 1.6
6. Neto • LAA 1.4
7. Lopez • MIA 1.4
8. Turang • MIL 1.4
9. Olson • ATL 1.4
10. Trout • LAA 1.3

@SoshJander_MLBTS said:

@go4stros25_PSN O'Brien's been on a tear for the Cards. Not sure if Topps has a Topps Now card coming out for him, but I wouldn't be surprised at all to see him get some love in the next April Spotlight program. I'm sure that would make @dolenz_psn pretty happy as well.

Agreed. He has been very good so far. It just seems like he would be easy for SDS to overlook.

Walker has been having an insane month too but while he is currently tied for the longest current hit streak he has not hit any HRs in the last few games and others have caught up. Plus , honestly I don't think he has the name value or versatility to entice as many as Yordan. He should be in the program though