The All-Stars of the Franchise program features the most rewards of any main program in MLB: The Show 22. Not only is it packed full of player items and Stubs, but it also has 18 All-Star players to earn throughout. Each All-Stars of the Franchise choice pack allows you to choose one player card out of four. Here are the best cards to choose from in theAll-Stars of the Franchise program.
Best NL West All-Stars of the Franchise card
1B CJ Cronis the best pick in this pack. His batting contact and power are great against both right and left-handed pitchers, and he can also be placed in right or left-field. With 112 Contact R and 99 Clutch, Cron is a great hitter in late-game situations.
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Best NL Central All-Stars of the Franchise card
SP Corbin Burnesis a surprising standout in this pack. Burnes has five great pitches in his arsenal, and his 125 Pitching Clutch is the highest in the game as of the time of writing. Burnes also has a 99 Velocity and 96 Break, so every one of his pitches are hard to hit.
Best NL East All-Stars of the Franchise card
CP Edwin Diazhas some of the best pitching stats in the game, boasting a 125 K/9, 115 H/9, and 125 Pitching Clutch. His Velocity and Break are maxed out at 99, so having him in the lineup is a must, especially since he can start three inning games.
Best AL West All-Stars of the Franchise card
SP Shohei Ohtaniis the best pick of this pack for his ability to pitch and bat very effectively. The 2021 AL MVP is without a doubt one of the best cards to have, especially since he can earn XP very fast.
Best AL Central All-Stars of the Franchise card
SS Tim Andersonis a close first pick for this pack. There are a couple of great choices in the pack, including Andrew Benintendi and Luis Arraez, but Anderson can play multiple positions and has great baserunning ability to go with his contact hitting.
Best AL East All-Stars of the Franchise card
LF Aaron Judgeis a great pick due to his power and amazing throwing ability from the outfield. He is the best choice in this pack, but if your outfield lineup is solid, Catcher Alejandro Kirk is a great choice and has a strike zone advantage due to his 5'8" height.
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