The 58 PAs is 2025. The 871 is career. Pretty sure you could have figured that out....or did, but thought it would tank your argument.
BTW, since you like OPS, care to take a guess what Wallner's OPS is this year in those 58 PAs with runners in scoring position?
Spoiler alert: its .490
For the record, he has another 46 PAs with a runner on first in addition to the 58 with RISP. He's had opportunities.
It might also interest you to know Wallner has more RBI this season with the bases empty than with any combination of runners on.
For his career in those 871 PAs, Wallner has driven in 70 baserunners.
I want to see Wallner play every day. But let's not pretend he's been very impactful. He's been a part of the problem this team has in scoring runs.