The reason I didnt rate it even higher is that, even though its a nice and appreciated consistency boost for Evolution decks, its not a very high impact card
The first edition symbol in the bottom left corner of the card signifies that it is part of the limited first edition print runs, making it more valuable than other cards
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Louis Cardinals RA-RM Ryan Miller, Los Angeles Angels RA-ROKI Roki Sasaki, Los Angeles Dodgers RA-RR River Ryan, Los Angeles Dodgers RA-RZ Ryan Zeferjahn, Los Angeles Angels RA-SA Samuel Aldegheri, Los Angeles Angels RA-SBE Steward Berroa, Toronto Blue Jays RA-SBI Spencer Bivens, San Francisco Giants RA-SBU Sean Burke, Chicago White Sox RA-SH Seth Halvorsen, Colorado Rockies RA-SJO Seth Johnson, Philadelphia Phillies RA-SR Sean Reynolds, San Diego Padres RA-SS Spencer Schwellenbach, Atlanta Braves RA-SW Shay Whitcomb, Houston Astros RA-TBR Trenton Brooks, San Francisco Giants RA-TG Tanner Gordon, Colorado Rockies RA-TGE Tyler Gentry, Kansas City Royals RA-THA Thomas Harrington, Pittsburgh Pirates RA-TL Tyler Locklear, Seattle Mariners RA-TM Ty Madden, Detroit Tigers RA-TMC Trevor McDonald, San Francisco Giants RA-TP Tyler Phillips, Philadelphia Phillies RA-TS Trey Sweeney, Detroit Tigers RA-TSA Thomas Saggese, St

This card also has a fun fact: it's the first time an English Card uses a non-American word variant, as it is Grey instead of Gray