As we all know, Season 2 of MLB 24 has been going on for a while. Today we are going to discuss how to build a strong team in Season 2.

My team has been improved in Double XP Weekend. Luis Castillo is captain of my team. I think he is one of the best Cornerstone Captains for most people.

But if you have already got most of the cards, then this statement is not true. I only have more than 90 cards now, but I missed a lot of big boys such as Mike Trout and Yordan Alvarez. Missing some cards will cost us more MLB The Show 24 Stubs to build a strong team.

For a card with an overall rating of around 89, it is already good. But if Luis Castillo can join this team, it will be a boost for us. After Castillo joins, your team’s overall rating will reach 91, and it can also increase contact percentage by 15.

My Wild Card is currently Willie Mays. I have used other players before, such as Mookie Betts, but I think Willie Mays is more suitable for my team. You can also modify your Wild Card, there is no limit.

In terms of pitching, we also have some good candidates, such as Cy Young and Trayce Thompson. In addition, I have always liked Roy Halladay card. This card is much better than I thought, but it is indeed weak in pitching.

So far, we have been able to beat most opponents. Hopefully, a really good pitcher will appear soon. Now let’s talk about 88 Cornerstone captain from Season 1, Luis Castillo, and Nolan Arenado.

In Season 2, we can of course give them Wild Cards, which may not sound very attractive, but you can see 15 contact right, 10 power left, 10 clutch and five Fielding right, and you can get all outfielders by doing this.

If you only have 13 available players, and you have 11 hitters among them, it means you can only have two outfielders. I don’t have the top cards in this game, I think this position should be more suitable for cards that are well-balanced in all aspects.

Most players can easily get Corey Seager or Jose Ramirez, and these cards need to be upgraded step by step to get boosts. Eddie Murray, Luis Castillo and Nolan Arenado, all three are live series. William Contreras almost got the biggest boost, and he performed very well.

If someone gets a top player like Yordan Alvarez, it is a very good boost. But his defensive ability is very poor, and the player’s him is very suitable for Designated Hitter position. Like Yasmani Grandal, we have a high probability of getting him on the reward path.

But he only has one speed and there is no way to change it, which I think is more speechless than having a speed of 0. At the same time, we can also see that Mark McGwire has indeed received some additional boosts.

As we know, there are many Cornerstone captains, such as Giancarlo Stanton and Corbin Carroll, but I think Giancarlo Stanton is not suitable for the position at the moment. We just need to make sure that they are not in your lineup and are no longer on your main screen.

Cornerstone captains can be swapped at will as long as you want, but I think it is best to fully understand who is the most suitable captain. If you want to see if Stanton is really not suitable, you can add him to the team and see if your team has a boost.

For Stanton, he only has set two. Then the core cards live series are not suitable for him. He must be a flashback or a legends card. So far, there are very few people who are suitable for Striker position.

You can also add filters to filter which cards are suitable for your captain. Especially as we can get more and more cards, this function becomes particularly important.

So when discussing how we should build a team, you should understand what you have, what you need, and what you can get. Another thing we often talk about is where you’re going to play?

If you have a fast outfield, you have a lot of fields to choose from. They can turn doubles into triples and knock down balls. In this situation, it is not wise for us to still play in Shield Woods.

But overall, in the second season, we are very much looking forward to building some new teams in Season 2, and different teams from before. We spent at least three months grinding most of these cards, but unfortunately, we only got a small part of the remaining things.

Hopefully, game can improve events mode and other offline experiences so that we can use Season 1 and Season 2 cards in Season 3.

As Diamond Dynasty in MLB The Show 24 enters Season 2, OVRs, which once seemed a bit outdated, have become the standard for determining the best cards in the game. While you can still put some of the best cards from Season 1 into your side in Season 2 through Wild Card slots, you can also try out cards that may seem unpopular on the surface but have great potential.

This guide will introduce some of the best players in MLB The Show 24 Diamond Dynasty Season 2 who have an OVRs under 95, but are really good. These players will cost you less MLB The Show 24 Stubs than some of the hottest players, but they will also give you unexpected surprises.

Ken Griffey Jr. / Roy Halladay / Chipper Jones

The best change in Diamond Dynasty Season 2 is the addition of three new players who have been selected for XP Reward Path. This is a great way to upgrade some of the lower versions of players while you upgrade to the 99 OVR Hall of Fame cards in XP Reward Path.

You can get 91 OVR and 95 OVR versions of these three players in this upgrade process. But in fact, many players can directly upgrade to the best version of 99 OVR Griffey and Jones in XP Reward Path. But don’t forget that the 91 OVRs are their meta-related cards and are likely to be the lowest-end options.

This is probably a good thing for most DD players who didn’t play Season 2, because 91 Jones is a lefty-and-righty hitter, 91 Griffey is a slugger who hits hard from the right side, and 91 Halladay is a workhorse throughout the team. All three cards are nice free starters waiting for players to climb XP mountain.

Cornerstone Captain Luis Castillo

Also worth noting are Cornerstone Captains of Season 2, and the one that is most worth exploring is Luis Castillo. This is mainly because he is a Live Series Captain, which can greatly improve the attributes or abilities of other cards.

Castillo himself is not very good, as can be seen from his overall rating of 88. You can choose to put a little effort into Team Affinity, which may slightly improve his speed and four-pitch arsenal. However, in the field, he may not overcome some fast shots. He will be beaten by some capable opponents.

But you can completely ignore him and just use him as a tool - he needs him to make a lot of contact with Live Series players. And relatively improve H/9, and BB/9. Maybe at the beginning of Season 2, you don’t have many other options, but using a Captain boost build is also a good way to gain strength in Season 2 gradually.

Paul Goldschmidt

In Diamond Dynasty, you have two ways to get Paul Goldschmidt’s 92 OVR card. The first way is to participate in Rickwood Field event and get 10 consecutive wins to drop this card directly. But you want to get 2022 NL MVP into your lineup, which may take hours or even days.

If you don’t want to have so much free time, you can directly use 30,000 MLB The Show 24 Stubs to get him. He will definitely make your stubs worth it because he is a maximized left-handed hitter, so you can hit some unexpected ball directions when facing opponents on the field.

Lee Smith

Who is the most difficult pitcher in Goldschmidt? It is definitely 93 Lee Smith in XP Reward Path. Long before the word aura was popularized by young people, Smith’s aura was very feared. He is one of the most impressive pitchers in Diamond Dynasty, and may become the best pitcher in MLB The Show 24 in the subsequent game.

His most outstanding skill is fastball, which is the power of most of his 123 K/9, as other pitchers have no outliers. But his other skills - slider, cutter, and forkball give you three ways to attack moving hitters, and on top of that, fastballs per at-bat can reach 87 or even higher.

Of course, Lee Smith is not without flaws. He has a hard time controlling these pitches, so these pitches can become wild and uncontrollable after he throws them. But as a free relief pitcher, you can put him forward.

Aroldis Chapman

But with more cost-effectiveness, Aroldis Chapman is still slightly better than Lee Smith. Not only can he do most of Lee Smith’s work, but he is also a left-handed player, and like Paul Goldschmidt, he can also play unexpected effects.

If you want a Chapman card just because he pitches hard, you’re missing out! Chapman is a Season 2 Collection card that locks in 30 Season 2 cards for you. This card is actually a Team Affinity Season 2 Chapter 1 set collection reward, making him a great complement to Smith.

Trea Turner

If you’re looking for a player who can handle lefties like Chapman well, then Trea Turner’s new 92 OVR Incognito series is in your range. His 125 contact and 98 power against lefties make him one of the best right-handed hitters, and his speed is pretty amazing.

What’s special about Turner cards since MLB The Show 24 came to Diamond Dynasty is that he’s very effective against inside pitches. As a Chase Pack exclusive, you’ll have to spend 100,000 MLB The Show 24 Stubs to get him. But if you think about it, you’re getting a shortstop who can rake and run, and is eligible for Giancarlo Stanton and Corbin Carroll Cornerstone Captains. You’ll feel that these stubs are well worth it!

These player cards will make your team even better and invincible in the field. I hope you can have fun playing MLB The Show 24 Season 2 Diamond Dynasty and achieve more victories!

In MLB The Show 24, starting pitching felt like a mediocre start throughout the year, and even in Season 2, it didn’t stand out enough. This means that of the 99 pitchers you have, most of them will be sitting on the bench.

But that doesn’t mean you don’t have any pitchers available on the field. This guide will introduce you to several talented pitchers for you to choose from in the early stages of Season 2, who can help you win bigger games.

Roy Halladay Plays For Toronto Blue Jays

• 95 Overall

Most of Season 2 cards so far have been in the paid packs, but Doc Halladay - a great pitcher even though he’s passed away - can be unlocked with XP in Season 2.

While Halladay would be better at #99 overall, no one had gotten him yet, so we’re going with this one. You can unlock this card in Season 2 once you reach 420,000 XP. Check your XP now. Are you getting there?

While Roy Halladay’s overall rating is 95, it’s not entirely accurate. He’s hitting 82% of his nine at-bats, so he could be a very effective hitter.

Halladay is elite because of his unique combination of pitches, cutter and sinker. So if you can use him to help you get the ball right, you can keep batters off balance and win games.

Charlie Morton Plays For Atlanta Braves

• 92 Overall

The latest Codename pack in the store features several pitchers who have performed very well in the early stages of Season 2. But Charlie Morton’s Incognito card continues the trend of the best players requiring MLB The Show 24 Stubs to unlock, which may cost you a bit.

But his 92 Hits/9 rating and his very strong pitching combination make your stubs worth it. Just to remind you, there is a Charlie Morton Incognito card available on the market and in the game right now, and if you want to make sure this card is in your Codename pack, you'll need at least 40,000 stubs.

Mike Mussina Plays For Baltimore Orioles

• 91 Overall

This pitcher with a sinker-cutter combo can improve his low Hits/9 ratings and K/9 ratings in the late game—86 and 76, respectively. But in the arena, you can use his rich movement and speed to reduce contact with opposing players so that you can win games.

If you want to get him in Battle Royale, you just need to complete a 10-0 record in Battle Royale or 100 BR points in Battle Royale. If you are pressed for time and can’t complete the above tasks, you will need to spend 60,000 MLB The Show 24 Stubs to unlock Mike Mussina.

Hunter Brown Plays For Houston Astros

• 90 Overall

Hunter Brown’s Season Awards card has an excellent combination of hits/9 rating and pitching. But you need to be aware that if you use him as your starter, his physical strength and control are what you need to pay attention to. So you should try to put him in the first half of the normal game to ensure that he throws a high number of balls.

Hunter Brown is also part of the paid Season Awards Drop 2 pack, but now that pack has expired, you can only get it from Vault pack - only 35,000 MLB The Show 24 Stubs.

In the second season, his strength attribute will increase. If you choose Brown’s card directly in the store, you will need to spend more than the above method.

Juan Marichal Plays For San Francisco Giants

• 91 Overall

If you want to improve your reserve players now, Juan Marichal will be a superb choice. It’s not that he can’t start, but because his current data is not stable, Ranked Seasons will have some difficulties.

But you can safely consider him as a good seed, as he has a good Hits/9 of 87, plus he has a lot of skills such as curveball, screwball, and changeup. In addition, Juan Marichal likes to mix up the speed of the ball, which can confuse your opponent.

He is also the most affordable player in the entire guide, only 7,000 MLB The Show 24 Stubs, and you can only get him on the market if you want to.

Luis Castillo Plays For Seattle Mariners

• 88 Overall

The regular Luis Castillo card is not on the list, but it is the Captain card that really makes him a leap forward. If you choose Luis Castillo as your captain in Season 2, he will be the overall player of any Live Series player on your active roster.

If you have completed Live Series collection, Cornerstone Captain is also a no doubt. Once you reach Tier 3 boost, he will provide super boosts to some cards, such as Yordan Alvarez, Corey Seager and other outstanding players. And Castillo Cornerstone Captain only requires you to exchange it with your Season 2 Cornerstone Captain.

Do you like any of these pitchers? I hope you have fun playing MLB The Show 24 Season 2 and get more wins.

The developers recently released a couple of Conquest Maps, namely TA East S2:C1, TA Central S2:C1, and TA West S2:C1. Here I will show you Hidden Rewards of Team Affinity Chapter 1 Conquest Map in MLB The Show 24 Season 2. So, check it out now!

TA East S2:C1

Let’s start with Team Affinity East Season 2 Chapter 1 Conquest map. To be honest, this is one of the easiest Team Affinity Conquest maps we have, and the reason for that is that the map is already split into two. This means that you can just go down the bottom, and then you can attack the left and right sides.

However, my personal approach is that I attack Baltimore Orioles first, then Tampa Bay Rays, then Red Sox, and finally New York Yankees. From there, I then attack Toronto Blue Jays and New York Mets in the middle. After that, you just need to focus on the four games on the right.

One thing to note, though, is that the first two or three games will probably be All-Star difficulty. There aren’t as many reinforcements to build up as there are on a few other maps we’ll show you later, so keep that in mind. Of those, I’m guessing that Baltimore Orioles and Tampa Bay Rays will most likely be on All-Star.

Now, let’s quickly review the Goals.

• Goal 1: Get 50 million fans, reward 250 Stubs.
• Goal 2: Capture the 3 Enemy Strongholds, reward 1 Show Pack.
• Goal 3: Capture AL Team Strongholds on TA East map, reward 3 Show Packs.
• Goal 4: Capture all NL Team Strongholds, reward 3 Show Packs.
• Goal 5: After capturing all territories and completing Team Affinity Season 2 Chapter 1 East map, you will be rewarded with a Ballin’ is a Habit Pack and 4,000 XP for Season 2.

In addition, we also get three hidden rewards from this Conquest Map, including three Show Packs. One of Show Packs is under Atlanta Braves Stronghold, so you have to defeat it. Next, all you have to do is go to the white circle and you will get another two Show Packs as rewards.

So in total, after completing the entire Conquest Map, we will get 11 free Packs as well as some MLB The Show 24 Stubs and XP. We get 3 Show Packs from the hidden rewards, and then we get a total of 7 Show Packs in Goals 2, 3, and 4. Finally, when we complete Goal 5, we will get Habit Pack and 4,000 XP.

TA Central S2:C1

Next, enter Team Affinity Central Conquest Map. I know this one looks a little hard, and it honestly is, but I’ve got the directions for you, so just follow along and you’ll finish this map pretty easily.

The first thing you’ll do is attack Royals. This isn’t too hard, since we each have eight reinforcements at this point. You’ll then play against them on All-Star, but after you beat them, you’ll need to continue conquering those reinforcements and building up your reinforcements.

Next, from there you’ll head over to Cubs. Note that this game should be Veteran difficulty since you’re already building up reinforcements. More importantly, everything else should be Veteran difficulty after this game.

You’ll then continue down to attack Detroit Tigers, then play Twins, Cardinals, Guardians, Brewers, White Sox, and Cincinnati Reds in that order. Finally, you’ll finish the map while attacking Pirates.

Let’s take a quick look at Goal, which is very similar to the last Conquest Map.

• Goal 1: Get 50 million fans, reward 250 Stubs.
• Goal 2: Capture the 3 Enemy Strongholds, reward 1 Show Pack.
• Goal 3: Capture AL Team Strongholds, reward 3 Show Packs.
• Goal 4: Capture all NL Team Strongholds, reward 3 Show Packs.
• Goal 5: After capturing all territories and completing Team Affinity Central Conquest Map, reward a Ballin’ is a Habit Pack and 4000 XP for Season 2.

Just like the previous map, there are only three hidden rewards in this Conquest Map. All three of these hidden rewards are Show Packs. One of them is under Minnesota Twins Stronghold, so if you want to get that Show Pack as a reward, you must defeat that Stronghold. To get the other two Show Packs, just go to the white circles on Conquest Map.

TA West S2:C1

Finally, we jump into Team Affinity West Conquest Map. This is probably the hardest of the three maps to complete, as it’s very overcrowded and there aren’t a lot of reinforcements you can conquer. So I recommend playing on an easier difficulty unless you conquer the bottom first and then the top. Of course, it’s all up to you how you do it.

When we attacked this map, I went straight up and beat the Diamondbacks and then continued straight down, taking on Astros, Rockies, Texas Rangers, and Angels in that order from left to right.

Basically, you can do this as well, or you can just go straight down and start attacking the bottom. Obviously it might be a little harder, but you’ll get more reinforcements so you can build up your reinforcements and play on an easier difficulty.

Now, let’s take a quick look at Goals, but as always, these are exactly the same as the first two Conquest Maps.

• Goal 1: Get 50 million fans, which rewards 250 Stubs.
• Goal 2: Capture the 3 Enemy Strongholds, reward 1 Show Pack.
• Goal 3: Capture AL Team Strongholds, reward 3 Show Packs.
• Goal 4: Capture all NL Team Strongholds, reward 3 Show Packs.
• Goal 5: After completing Team Affinity West Conquest Map, reward a Ballin’ is a Habit Pack and 4000 XP.

Again, we only got three hidden rewards from this Conquest Map, which are 3 Show Packs. Just like the other two Conquest Maps, one Show Pack is under Angels Stronghold, and the other 2 Show Packs you can find in the white circle.

In total, we got 3 Show Packs from hidden rewards and 8 packs from all Goals, so in total we can get 11 free packs in this Conquest Map.

So for completing all three Conquest Maps, we’ll be giving away 33 free packs, and 20,000 Team Affinity points for each Conquest Map you complete, for a total of 60,000 points.

With the hidden rewards of Conquest Maps we showed you, do you think it’s worth the challenge? Do you have any better ways to complete the maps? See you next time!

As we all know, each season of MLB The Show 24 has some designated cards. These cards can be used in a specific season without occupying Wild Card Slot.

In Season 1, S1 cards, and Core Cards will be eligible to join your lineup. And in Season 2, it will be S2 cards and Core Cards. Of course, you still have a chance to win Wild Card Slot, which allows you to use players from previous seasons in your lineup.

Regardless of the season, Core Cards are always eligible to enter your team. Core Cards come from some Live Series cards, Live Series collection rewards, and other cards from Conquests and Mini Seasons.

If you want to get more available Core Cards, it is also very important to accumulate more MLB The Show 24 Stubs. In this way, you will also have a clear advantage at the beginning of Season 2.

Here, I will focus on the best Core Cards that we should get before the release of Season 2 to help you quickly build your team and gain a foothold on the field.

1. Lou Gehrig

The first notable Core Card is from the developer’s recently dropped Lou Gehrig Program, which is in honor of Lou Gehrig Day. In this program, players can unlock the 90 overall version of New York Yankee Legend in Diamond Dynasty for free.

Gehrig combined power and contact on the field, winning Batting Title and Triple Crown. You must follow Moments of Gehrig’s legendary career, complete New York Yankee quests, and obtain the primary First Basemen Player item to add All-Star Series Lou Gehrig to your Diamond Dynasty lineup.

In addition, All-Star Series Lou Gehrig will be Supercharged to a 99 overall in MLB The Show 24 until June 7 at 12 noon PT. So, this is definitely an unobtainable slugger for your team!

2. Babe Ruth

The next card I have to mention has to be this 99 overall Babe Ruth from Live Series Collection, which is clearly the best batting card.

Babe Ruth joins the greatest dynasty in baseball history. Ruth won four World Series titles with Yankees, seven rings in his career, and kept Red Sox from falling for decades.

In 15 seasons with Yankees, Ruth posted a remarkable 1.195 OPS, 209 OPS+, 659 home runs, and 1,978 RBIs.

We haven’t even talked about his accomplishments on the mound. In 10 seasons as a pitcher, Ruth posted a Cooperstown-worthy 2.28 ERA, 107 complete games, 17 shutouts, and made a mark in World Series. There is no doubt that Babe Ruth is the greatest baseball player of all time.

3. Josh Gibson

Personally, Josh Gibson is absolutely amazing. He is my favorite card in Barrier Breakers Choice Pack. In my opinion, he will probably stay on my team in Season 2.

Josh Gibson never got the chance to play in the major leagues, but he is still one of the best baseball players of all time.

During his career, Gibson’s batting averages were even comparable to the best hitter in MLB history, Ty Cobb. Many of his peers considered him to be as good as Babe Ruth.

While Gibson’s numbers of Negro Leagues are often on a par with MLB career leaders, those who have documented Gibson’s career consider him to be one of the best baseball players of all time.

4. Adrian Beltre

Another card that I think must be obtained is this Adrian Beltre Third Basemen Core Card from Hyper Series. He is one of those early great cards that I use a lot, and his right-side stats are very good.

Honestly, he is a great choice as either a Third Baseman or a backup defender, and can add a considerable competitive edge to your Season 2 team build.

5. Henry Aaron

Also, I would add this Henry Aaron to the list. While this isn’t the card with the most impressive stats in Barrier Breakers Choice Pack, he is one of those cards that performs well all around.

As you can see, his hitting stats are 80 Overall. Honestly, that’s not too bad, and his Speed ​​and Fielding are both very good, with 83 Speed, 72 Fielding, and 88 Arm Strength, so it’s not a terrible card.

But this is just an honorable mention. I thought I’d put it here just because he’s not a bad card. More importantly, as a Second Baseman, his stats are very good all around.

6. Bernie Williams

Bernie Williams is also a good choice. He’s one of those Storylines Derek Jeter guys. And his contact is so good all around that even with a 70 Power, you can still hit a home run with it.

Williams was a very efficient left-handed hitter for Yankees over the years, hitting 449 doubles, 55 triples, 147 steals, and 2336 hits in his career. In addition, he is a four-time World Series champion, has won Silver Slugger, and four Gold Glove awards. So I would definitely put this card on my list.

7. Stan Musial

Finally, I think this card is seriously underrated, Stan Musial. Obviously, the contact on this card is great, the vision is very good, and he performs well in the clutch. But because he has no power, this card is really underrated.

But believe me, even if you are a player who likes power, his hitting stats will still make you shine. Honestly, he is not a poor substitute, especially in the early season when he is on the field full time. His addition will definitely make your team more colorful on the field.

Final Thoughts

So these are my picks for the best Core Card list, and I think these cards will be the best cards in the early Season 2. When you know almost nothing, you have to hone all these cards and build a decent team with what you get. I think these are some excellent suggestions for the early season.

Of course, we will get Season 2 cards when the game launches, but in the early days if you want to play Ranked, and try to grind out Program, these Core Cards are a must before you have any actual Season 2 cards! Good luck!

Third Basemen are the players between the shortstop and the foul line on the field, and are the last line of defense before the opposing team rushes to home plate. In MLB The Show 24, the work of Third Basemen may not be as frequent as that of first basemen and second basemen, but it still requires special attention to detail. Although a good infielder needs to combine high-quality defense with strong hitting performance, the same is true for those who serve as Third Basemen.

For players who like to attack in MLB The Show 24, the third baseman can be said to be very suitable for you. Because the third baseman is very powerful in swinging, it also means that the offensive power is also very good. In addition, the third baseman has less defensive workload, which makes their work easier and does not affect their stamina.

This guide will introduce the 10 third basemen with better performance ratings in MLB The Show 24, so that you can better spend MLB The Show 24 Stubs to choose the players you want when building your team.

Royce Lewis

• MLB The Show Rating: 84
• Team: Minnesota Twins
• Throwing Handiness: Right-Handed
• Key Benefits: Power R, Contact R, and Clutch Hitting

Minnesota Twins has some talented players in both bullpen and infield, and the best of them is Royce Lewis. This American teenager, who is 24 years old, is entering his third season with Minnesota Twins. His Infielding skills are just one example of his many strengths. In MLB The Show 24, the players Infielding metrics are good, and his reaction and Arm Accuracy are also good. However, the only drawback of this player is that his stamina is not very good. Once it exceeds 9 innings, his overall rating is not very good.

On the offensive side, Royce Lewis is better at right-handed pitching, and can also use his contact or power swing to deceive opponents by changing strategies. His batting clutch also reached a high score of 80 points, making him an indispensable player for Minnesota Twins. 

Isaac Paredes

• MLB The Show Rating: 84
• Team: Tampa Bay Rays
• Throwing Handiness: Right-Handed
• Key Benefits: Durability, Power R, and Arm Accuracy

Tampa Bay Rays are trying to reach World Series finals for the first time since 2020. If Isaac Paredes continues to play to his strengths, the team will have a better chance of reaching the finals. Although the 25-year-old Isaac Paredes only started competing for Most Valuable Player award a year ago, his excellent swing and defensive attributes make him a candidate for MVP. He hit 31 homers last season and posted an 88 rating with a powerful right hand.

On the other end of the infield, Yandy Diaz is also an excellent first baseman. Yandy Diaz has a very high Arm Accuracy, and with Isaac Paredes’ brawny arm and excellent reaction ability, many mistakes can be avoided. The cooperation between the two makes it easy to get double plays in the game. And Isaac Paredes’ durability is also a high score of 88 points, which is very compatible with Yandy Diaz, who often needs to swing the bat to hit the ball.

Josh Jung

• MLB The Show Rating: 85
• Team: Texas Rangers
• Throwing Handiness: Right-Handed
• Key Benefits: Contact R, Power R, and Durability

As a player known for his hitting ability, Josh Jung is also good at defense. His Arm Accuracy can reach 85 points, which ranks among all third basemen in the league. Considering his higher data than other players Infielding category and higher endurance, coupled with his peak age of 26, other players in this team will feel at ease.

Texas Rangers ranked seventh in MLB The Show 24 because of the addition of Josh Jung. Josh Jung has an excellent return for the opponent’s left-handed opponent, and every swing will make the opponent miserable.

Nolan Arenado

• MLB The Show Rating: 86
• Team: St. Louis Cardinals
• Throwing Handiness: Right-Handed
• Key Benefits: Durability, Infielding, and Vision

Led by the infield and bullpen, St. Louis Cardinals can be said to be one of the most promising teams in MLB The Show 24. In third basemen who are good at defense, Nolan Arenado ranks first. His arm strength is second only to the average, but his reaction ability and Arm Accuracy are above average. With Paul Goldschmidt and Tommy Edman cooperating with him on the field, these three people will be invincible together.

Not only is Arenado strong in defense, he also has a say in hitting. He has a swing rating of 85 against right-handed opponents and a swing rating of 78 against left-handed opponents. Although he may not be the best hitter in St. Louis Cardinals, his offensive ability should not be underestimated.

Alex Bregman

• MLB The Show Rating: 87
• Team: Houston Astros
• Throwing Handiness: Right-Handed
• Key Benefits: Durability, Discipline, and Vision

Alex Bregman’s overall rating has reached 87 points, which ranks among the top third basemen in the league. Houston Astros’ lineup is very rich, and 14 players have a total rating of more than 80 points. Houston Astros are most famous for their offense, and they put all their energy on the plate, and Alex Bregman’s advantage is also here. His powerful right hand, the ball he throws, will make opponents afraid.

Besides the above excellent performance, Bregman also has excellent Plate Discipline, Batting Clutch, and Vision. This makes him an excellent weapon for Houston Astros offense. But unfortunately, his defense is a bit lacking. His slightly inferior reaction ability and Arm Accuracy can only keep him at a semi-stable level.

Rafael Devers

• MLB The Show Rating: 87
• Team: Boston Red Sox
• Throwing Handiness: Right-Handed
• Key Benefits: Power R, Durability, and Power L

Besides Alex Bregman, another player who likes to play offense is Rafael Devers of Boston Red Sox. Boston Red Sox is more like a rebuilding team that wants to see a bright future, so Rafael Devers is a wonderful start. This 27-year-old Dominican infielder can play third base and first base, but his skills are more suitable as a shortstop to help the team.

Because of Grade A potential rank, Devers’ Arm Accuracy and Infielding states are both on the rise, although they are below average now. It all depends on where you put him, and it is important to pay attention to the reasonable use of Arm Strength and Reaction stats.

Gunnar Henderson

• MLB The Show Rating: 88
• Team: Baltimore Orioles
• Throwing Handiness: Right-Handed
• Key Benefits: Infielding: Durability, Power R, and Arm Accuracy

At the young age of 22, Gunnar Henderson has become one of the most eye-catching third basemen in MLB 2023 Rookie of Year and Silver Slugger winner has many outstanding statistics, such as an Arm Strength rating of 81.

Because of his young age, there are still some immature parts of his game and a lot of room for growth. Besides being a player who can get on base, Henderson is also an excellent baserunner in MLB The Show 24. With a speed rating of 80, he ranks among the top third basemen in the league.

Jose Ramirez

• MLB The Show Rating: 90
• Team: Cleveland Guardians
• Throwing Handiness: Right-Handed
• Key Benefits: Durability, Vision, and Contact R

Jose Ramirez is probably one of the more evenly distributed players on MLB The Show 24 radar. Although his Arm Strength is only 57, his other stats allow him to get runners off the field.

Jose Ramirez’s contact swing can challenge any right-handed pitcher, and his power swing will burst out even more outstanding against those pesky left-handed pitchers. With a 92 Vision and above-average Plate Discipline, Jose Ramirez will get to base more often.

Manny Machado

• MLB The Show Rating: 91
• Team: San Diego Padres
• Throwing Handiness: Right-Handed
• Key Benefits: Durability, Fielding, and Contact L

Based on defensive rankings alone, Manny Machado is a San Diego Padres third base machine. With an Infielding rating of 90, Machado can easily track balls hit to him and hit the right counterattack. Although his Arm Accuracy and Arm Strength are lacking, his above-average Reaction time can make up for those deficiencies.

Machado performs better against left-handed pitchers, using his contact and power swings. He still rates above average against right-handed pitchers. With a 92 durability rating, Machado won’t get tired late in games.

Austin Riley

• MLB The Show Rating: 96
• Team: Atlanta Braves
• Throwing Handiness: Right-Handed
• Key Benefits: Power, Durability, and Contact L

Austin Riley is 27 years old and in his prime with Atlanta Braves. As the best hitter on MLB The Show 24 team, Riley has plenty of room to grow and improve his A-grade potential rating.

Once he starts to get ready to hit, Riley’s best traits are on full display. His 80% batting average is enough to ensure a run or two on the field.

After reading these ten excellent third basemen, do you have a suitable candidate in your mind? I hope you get excellent results in MLB The Show 24!

Diamond Dynasty, the most popular game mode in the MLB The Show series, allows players to build rosters you could only dream of before.

If you want to get your team off to the right start but don’t know where to start, don’t miss this guide. Here, we’ll provide 5 professional Diamond Dynasty tips to help you have a better experience in MLB The Show 24! Without further ado, let’s get started!

Use The Market To Flip Player Cards

Collecting players by opening bags is one of the most enjoyable aspects of Diamond Dynasty. However, this comes with a significant risk of losing your hard-earned MLB The Show 24 Stubs. But there is a way around this problem, which is to use the market to flip cards.

Be careful not to use Buy Now or Sell Now buttons, as this will cost you stubs of your own. When you want to buy or sell player cards, you can create a buy or sell order. Then, depending on whether you want to buy or sell, place an order for more or fewer stubs than the current best quote.

This method of buying low and selling high can effectively help you complete your Live Series Collection at the lowest price. You can even earn some extra stubs if you time your player card flips just right.

Core Cards Have High Value

As we all know, each season of MLB The Show 24 lasts approximately twelve weeks, and each season has a corresponding set.

Among them, Set 1 cards can be used in Season 1, but you need to obtain and use Wild Card slot to use a card in Season 2. The idea is to give players faster access to high-end teams while still encouraging constant lineup changes.

It’s worth noting that the exception to this rule is core cards. Core cards consist of Live Series and Live Series Collection rewards and can be used all the time. Since Power Creep is back this year, high-end Core cards will be valuable.

At the start of each season, team records will be reset to around 85-90 overall. During each season, you’ll be able to acquire new and better cards, boosting your team to 99-overall by the end of the season.

Build The Best Free Team By Team Affinity

If you are a free player, Team Affinity is definitely the best and fastest way for you to build a competitive team.

Team Affinity lets you earn a diamond-level player from each MLB team simply by playing the game and completing objectives. It’s a quick, easy way to keep your team’s strength steadily improving in the heat of online competition.

I would like to remind you that there have been some changes to Team Affinity in MLB The Show 24 as well. There was a Team Affinity list for each season of last year’s game, but in MLB The Show 24, the process of completing Team Affinity is much faster. There will be three Team Affinity programs each season, each offering better players.

If you focus on the objectives, you can complete Team Affinity quickly. I finished Season 1 Chapter 1 in about two weeks.

Choose The Most Suitable Cornerstone Card

Also, Cornerstone Cards, a fresh addition to MLB The Show 24, can provide a significant boost to your squad. If you use them, it will give you an immense advantage.

While regular Captain Cards usually require you to use a certain number of players from the same team, Cornerstone Players can help you decide what type of team you want to be.

For example, if you take Nolan Arenado in Season 1, you’ll want to find a lot of slow players with the ability to maximize your upside, such as Corey Seager, Aaron Judge, and Yordan Alvarez.

In Season 1, there are two pitching captains and two hitting captains who act as Cornerstone Cards. Each of them will provide enormous benefits, but don’t forget to seriously consider the type of team you want to have when choosing which team you want.

Try Conquests For A Quick Boost

Finally, players who are really good at MLB The Show can join the online game right away and thrive. Because only by accumulating some good cards will you have a chance of staying competitive.

Among them, a good way to obtain stubs, packs, and cards is to complete Conquests. They’re single-player experiences that allow for varying difficulties and are a great way to get acclimated to the squad. You only get rewards by capturing territories and defeating bosses.

Most conquest maps are topic-specific for specific programs. Themed Conquest maps will allow you to make additional progress in the program to which they apply. Fun competition methods are also a great way for you to adjust the pace of your game.

Outro

All in all, we’re just giving you some tips to follow, you can ultimately play the way you want to play and build your team the way you want to play. Enjoy the game!

In celebration of Easter, MLB The Show 24 introduces Great Egg Hunt program. It’s also one of the most unique programs Diamond Dynasty has ever released, and it does so by introducing some exciting new content into the game.

This program requires players to collect 10 eggs to earn some incredible rewards. This is harder than it looks, however, as they’re spread across multiple Diamond Dynasty game modes, and there are challenges you’ll need to complete getting these secret Easter eggs. Of course, you’ll also receive various rewards along the way, including some program exclusive cards.

Therefore, in this guide, we will introduce the specific locations and methods of obtaining these 10 Easter eggs to help you complete this Egg Hunt program as quickly as possible and obtain generous rewards.

Egg 1: Complete Egg Hunt Moments

These moments must be accessed from the main menu in MLB The Show 24. Navigate down to Moments, go to Other Programs, and you’ll see Egg Hunt Moments. Complete all these moments to get the first Easter egg.

Egg 2: Complete The Second Moment Of Starter Showdown

Even if you have completed Starter Showdown, you need to start a new run. Complete the first moment to unlock the second moment, and then, after completing this moment, you’ll get Easter egg.

Egg 3: Record A Stolen Base In Ranked

This one is very simple. You just need to record Stolen Base in ranked matches to get this Easter egg. If you play Co-Op Ranked, you can steal bases and win Easter eggs.

Egg 4: Play vs CPU Game With Bird Team And Win

Basically, beat Orioles, Blue Jays, Cardinals in Play vs CPU game to get this egg. This will take a full 9 rounds on your preferred difficulty, so this would be a good time to use some players to complete the mission or who you want to Parallel. Don’t forget, spending MLB The Show 24 Stubs on decent player cards is crucial.

Egg 5: Reach The Base With Wade Boggs In Battle Royale

This requires you to play online in Battle Royale and draft Wade Boggs, and arrive at the base with him. The draft part won’t be a challenge since he’s guaranteed to appear in front of everyone, so you just have to get to the base with him in Battle Royale game.

Egg 6: Exchange 15 Jelly Beans From Show Packs

Jelly Bean vouchers are randomly inserted into Show Packs, and you need to accumulate and redeem 15 of them to get this Easter egg. We don’t know if Jelly Beans are restricted, but they may no longer appear in the future.

This means we’ll either see other ways to earn Jelly Beans in the future, or you’ll miss out on the opportunity to fully complete the program. You’ll still get the major prize, Christian Yelich card, but you won’t get the exclusive player icon at the end, nor the 4,000 XP for the ultimate level.

Egg 7: Hit A Triple

This appears to be obtainable anywhere in the game, but again, we can’t confirm if Co-Op Ranked will trigger Easter egg. In fact, you can easily get this Easter egg by simply hitting a triple in Diamond Dynasty.

Egg 8: Hit 2 Doubles In A Match

This mission requires you to play online in an event and record two doubles. I haven’t seen explicit confirmation if it’s in the same game or just all of them. Regardless, you should be able to obtain this egg fairly easily over the course of a few event games.

Egg 9: Win Mini Seasons On All Star Difficulty

Start All Star difficulty and easily win a Classic Mini Seasons match. Don’t worry though, this should work for your current run.

Egg 10: Defeat Baltimore Orioles In Conquest Map

Again, this is a fairly simple task that will earn you the last egg you need to complete the program. Conquering this Egg Hunt requires you to explore the farthest reaches of Diamond Dynasty and defeat Baltimore Orioles.

That’s it for your complete guide to complete Egg Hunt program in MLB The Show 24. Hurry and find all your Easter Eggs and win free diamonds!

With the release of MLB The Show 24, acquiring XP might appear challenging, and it might seem like a significant effort playing game after game only to see limited XP gains. Therefore, I've dedicated the first week to thoroughly exploring every mode within MLB The Show to determine the most effective methods for earning XP.

In this guide, I'll provide you with the definitive guide to maximizing XP in MLB The Show 24. We'll cover both offline and online modes, as well as modes beyond Diamond Dynasty that can yield substantial XP rewards.

1. Road To The Show (RTTS)

Our first strategy revolves around Road to the Show (RTTS), a distinct mode from Diamond Dynasty. We'll concentrate on exploring Road to the Show.

While there have been recent glitches, we won't address them directly. Engaging in Road to the Show alone can prove to be an efficient means of earning XP.

How does this method operate?

You can create any type of hitter. Presently, I've crafted a third base Slugger. The specific position isn't critical. What's important is having hitting as the primary skill. As you advance, you'll earn rewards through reward paths, including MLB The Show 24 Stubs, packs, and other valuable items. While these are useful for acquiring resources, they also contribute to your XP earnings.

Once you've created your character and completed the combine, upon joining your team, you can adjust the gameplay settings to casual and beginner. This adjustment ensures that pitches are delivered slowly and usually down the middle, enhancing your chances of hitting a home run, double, or at least getting on base every time you're at bat.

If you import a roster into your Road to the Show featuring all 99-rated players while opposing teams consist of one-rated players, you'll dominate every game. Opposing teams with low ratings exhibit poor performance in fielding, throwing, and hitting, making it easier for you to achieve doubles and triples effortlessly.

Upon completing the third game, which took approximately 10 minutes, I earned 1,000 XP. Disregard the stubs, as they may result from selling items. Gaining 1,000 XP in such a brief period with minimal effort is quite satisfactory. Although it does count toward your daily XP cap, if you have only an hour or two to spare and don't feel like playing competitively or working on programs, playing a few games in Road to the Show can still yield a substantial amount of XP effortlessly.

It's a straightforward and relaxing activity. You can even have Netflix playing in the background while enjoying some leisurely gameplay and earning valuable XP.

2. Offline Diamond Dynasty

Let's delve into alternative methods for earning XP outside of regular gameplay. Firstly, let's address programs, which offer straightforward opportunities for XP accumulation.

Starting with the basic programs, even the initial ones are easy to complete and offer substantial XP rewards. Completing these programs earns you XP milestones at different tiers. For instance, in the starter program, reaching milestones like Program Start 3, 15, 30, and 45 grants you 2,500 XP each. In total, completing these programs can yield up to 10,000 XP, all in addition to the rewards you were already aiming for.

Moving on to the Spring Breakout Program, which also provides XP rewards. Starting from the beginning, completing various tasks throughout the program grants you XP rewards. Importantly, these program XP rewards do not count towards your daily XP cap. Therefore, even if you've reached your daily cap, completing these programs will still earn you additional XP, potentially totaling 4,000, 8,000, 12,000, or even 20,000 XP, depending on your progress.

Now, let's discuss Team Affinity. While completing Team Affinity tasks may not provide substantial XP rewards, they do offer additional XP as you progress. For example, reaching each boss level typically rewards you with 250 or 750 XP. While these amounts may seem modest, they accumulate as you passively work through the Team Affinity tasks, adding to your overall XP earnings.

Moving on to specific game modes, Conquest offers another avenue for earning extra XP. Completing Conquest objectives often rewards you with XP and stubs. Similarly, the Nation of Baseball map within Conquest presents numerous XP rewards for completing various goals. These rewards range from 100 XP to 500 XP, adding to your XP earnings alongside other rewards and gameplay XP.

Next, let’s explore Mini Seasons, which can be one of the most efficient modes for XP accumulation. Within Team Affinity Season 1 Mini Season, completing objectives such as winning games on various difficulties or reaching certain milestones awards you with significant XP rewards. Additionally, progressing through Mini Seasons also grants you packs and bonus XP for making the playoffs and winning the championship. This mode provides a reliable method for continuous XP accumulation, particularly when combined with program XP rewards.

While Mini Seasons may not offer the most exciting gameplay, it serves as an excellent option for offline grinding when you prefer not to play online.

Collections

Before discussing online modes, let’s briefly touch on Collections.

Seasonal collections, such as those for Season 1, offer XP rewards as you collect specific cards. While not as consistent as other methods, reaching certain milestones in collections can unlock XP rewards. For example, reaching 70 cards in the Season 1 collection awards you with a significant XP boost, alongside other rewards like player cards.

Additionally, it’s worth noting that developers may introduce more XP rewards within these collections as they expand over time.

3. Online Diamond Dynasty

For individuals deeply involved in collecting cards, this presents a convenient shortcut to earn an additional 10,000 XP. When dedicating time to Online Diamond Dynasty gameplay, one often-overlooked avenue for accumulating XP lies within the online mode itself.

Within Battle Royale, the ambiance is laid-back, with no repercussions on your overall record. Players can effortlessly join matches without undue concern for losses. Even in defeat, the impact is minimal as participants still amass program points via the Battle Royale program. Progressing through missions within the reward path yields points. For instance, achieving 5 stars garners 3,000 XP, with similar rewards at 15 and 25 stars. This consistent XP rate persists until reaching 110 stars, where participants earn 5,000 XP, solely from Battle Royale participation.

While online Diamond Dynasty gameplay demands commitment, Battle Royale emerges as an optimal choice for those craving online gaming experiences. Irrespective of victory or defeat, completing designated missions yields progress points. Leveraging Battle Royale-specific players or securing wins to accumulate PXPs in a single entry can substantially amplify XP earnings. Consistent pursuit of these objectives in Battle Royale games results in noteworthy XP gains.

A parallel scenario unfolds in both ranked and event modes. For instance, the events program offers 2,000 XP for each milestone reached, additional to gameplay-earned XP. Achieving milestones such as 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 wins in a game also awards XP. Similarly, engaging in ranked games yields program points. Even in the face of defeats, maintaining resilience and avoiding conceding 10 runs in the fourth inning allows for the accumulation of innings and program points. Completing tasks within ranked matches further contributes to program point acquisition.

While ideally, higher XP caps would be preferable, the existing methods outlined offer the most effective means to bolster XP alongside regular gameplay. It’s imperative to prioritize maximizing XP to advance toward acquiring coveted high 90s and 99 overall cards.

In this guide, we will explore the top 10 methods for earning stubs in MLB The Show 24. Regardless of your experience level with the game, you will gain valuable insights from this comprehensive overview.

1. Battle Royale

Our first strategy focuses on the Battle Royale online mode, which has become notably easier to achieve a Flawless 10-0 record this year compared to the previous requirement of 12-0. Additionally, the rewards for achieving 8 wins have been adjusted from the previous 9-win threshold, and the 5-win reward has been lowered from 6 wins. Despite the seemingly modest silver rewards, the program currently offers significant profitability.

Exploring the program further reveals potential rewards, including Silver, Gold, and Diamond packs. Suppose we reach the milestone of 100 points within the program, which is achievable in a relatively short time frame, possibly within a day. In this case, we would earn 4 player packs from each tier, all of which are tradable. It’s advisable to sell these players promptly, as their value tends to decrease over time. Selling each player from every pack would yield approximately 13,000 stubs from Diamonds, 6,500 from Golds, and 2,500 from Silvers.

Furthermore, there’s the possibility of “double dipping” by earning points through winning games and succeeding in Battle Royale, while simultaneously completing missions to earn additional stubs. Victories grant points, with a Flawless 10-0 record offering 20 points, while seven wins upon entry provide 10 points. Other achievable missions, such as accumulating 40 strikeouts in games, contribute to your progress. The median and average values of player rewards are also displayed on your screen, indicating a degree of profitability.

Notably, the 10-0 players are currently valued at around 100,000 MLB The Show 24 Stubs in the marketplace.

2. Ranked Seasons

My second recommendation focuses on the Ranked Program as a means to generate stubs.

In the Pennant Race, reaching 500 points grants you access to a diamond player worth over 15,000 stubs, representing a significant value. Progressing to the Division Series provides one or two opportunities to acquire a valuable diamond player item. Moreover, achieving the World Series tier presents the chance to obtain either Ernie Banks or Randy Johnson, both of whom can be sold for over 100,000 stubs each, offering substantial earnings.

Within the Ranked Program, numerous packs and stubs are rewarded as you advance through its tiers. Upon reaching 75 tokens or points, you unlock Andrew McCutchen, valued at over 150,000 stubs.

Acquiring McCutchen involves completing various stat missions, which, despite their volume, are manageable, particularly when compared to tasks like accumulating 50 hits over 250 innings in ranked play. Achieving 250 innings may seem daunting, but it’s feasible within a week by playing approximately 28 games. This approach makes obtaining McCutchen and completing the associated stat missions more attainable.

3. Events

As my third recommendation, I suggest exploring another online mode where significant stubs can be earned through events, particularly during their initial release.

Regarding the win rewards, achieving a win streak offers varying rewards. Notably, at 10 wins, securing entry and allowing for 2 losses grants an 85 to 89 Live Series Diamond player.

Let’s delve deeper into the rewards, particularly for this mode. Achieving 10 wins awards an 85 overall Grayson Rodriguez, while reaching 20 wins rewards an Anthony Rendon, valued at approximately 30,000 stubs. Consequently, achieving 20 wins yields a total of 45,000 stubs, translating to roughly 2,250 stubs per game won.

Alongside rewards from other programs, repeatable tasks, and packs obtained throughout, significant earnings can be amassed simply by playing and succeeding in these three-inning matches.

4. Team Affinity

For my fourth recommendation, consider engaging with Team Affinity or activities contributing to its progression.

Team Affinity often offers passive avenues for advancement, such as XP repeatable tasks and Multiplayer Missions. Even without direct effort, certain actions, like pitching eight innings with any pitcher in Diamond Dynasty mode, contribute to your progression within the affiliated division, albeit with immediate clarity.

Exploring Team Affinity unlocks various benefits, including Live Series players, packs for player acquisition and resale, as well as valuable rewards like millionaire items and stubs. I highly advocate for participating in Conquest mode, as it offers a substantial influx of packs that can be leveraged for player sales.

5. Programs

For my fifth recommendation, prioritize completing any Programs that you haven’t yet finished. This suggestion may be more relevant later in the year.

Consider the Spring Breakout Program as an example. I’m emphasizing its significance because it offers limited rewards, comprising only 5 packs and 1 Ballin pack, alongside approximately 4,000 stubs in total. While the players obtained from this program are non-sellable, completing the associated moments can still earn you stubs.

Completing Programs is essential for building a strong team, reducing the need to spend stubs on acquiring other players.

6. Sell High Valued Players

My sixth recommendation involves thoroughly reviewing your inventory to identify duplicates or players that may be overpriced at specific times.

For instance, the Athletics team is currently experiencing inflated prices due to the high demand for completing collections. Bronzes are being sold for 250 stubs, but instead of selling them immediately, consider creating sell orders. This involves undercutting the highest bidder by one place and setting the order, resulting in acquiring 225 stubs for a player like Paul Blackburn. By patiently selling off Bronzes and creating sell orders for each one, you can accumulate a significant number of stubs.

For example, within a minute, you could potentially place orders and earn around 1,000 stubs. It’s noteworthy that even a player with a low overall rating like Jordan Diaz, rated at 66, is valued at 300 stubs, which is unusually high. This price surge, particularly noticeable for teams like the Athletics and the Rockies, which are relatively inexpensive to complete collections, tends to inflate the prices of Bronzes and Silvers.

Therefore, I recommend refraining from immediately pursuing their collections and instead focus on selling off those players before repurchasing them later.

7. Flipping

For my seventh recommendation, let’s delve into the practice of flipping, utilizing Elly De La Cruz as an example.

Currently, Elly De La Cruz has a spread of 450 stubs and is experiencing significant market fluctuations. Here’s the strategy: I’ll set a buy order slightly above the current price, and once I acquire his card, I’ll sell it for 1,769 stubs.

After just 20 seconds, we’ve obtained the card and promptly set a sell order at 1,769 stubs. While waiting for it to be sold, we’ll also place another buy order to maintain control of both sides of the market.

Stopping at the three-minute mark, we’ve successfully bought and sold Elly De La Cruz twice, yielding approximately a 300 stub profit on each transaction. However, as more players inflate the price, the profitability diminishes, prompting us to shift focus to a different card.

8. Collections

For my eighth recommendation, let’s explore Collections. Currently, the collections may not be extensive, but I’ll guide you on how to manage them effectively for now.

If you’re engaged in Team Affinity, you’ll acquire numerous additional uniforms, which can contribute to earning some stubs along the way. You’ll notice the stubs listed for each uniform on the right side, providing an opportunity to accumulate them while pursuing Team Affinity.

Additionally, there are some Unlockables available, although they tend to be relatively costly. Therefore, I suggest selling them at this time.

Another option is to complete all your Starter Collections, which will yield a substantial amount of currency and provide plenty of packs to sell your items from.

9. Don’t Buy Packs

As my ninth recommendation, I advise against purchasing packs and suggest selling the contents you receive from them instead.

Packs consistently offer a negative return on investment, essentially resembling gambling within the game but using in-game currency, albeit glorified. Consider the typical outcome: you open a pack only to find items of little value. Is it reasonable to spend 1,500 stubs on each pack?

For instance, Corey Julks sells for 36 stubs, Nasim Nunez for 60, Alika William for 5, and Sam Huff for 25. These items are essentially worthless. However, by selling them in the marketplace, you can earn a decent sum. Alika William fetches 25 stubs, Sam Huff 40, Nasim Nunez 196, and Corey Julks 55. In total, you can make around 300 stubs from selling the contents of this pack. Therefore, it’s advisable to always sell the items received from packs.

Additionally, fall in packs often contain valuable items that can be sold for profit. For instance, Nico Hoerner sells for 1,300 stubs. You may also consider placing a sell order for an additional 300 stubs since he is currently listed for 1,648 stubs on the marketplace.

As for Headliners packs, refrain from purchasing them, as they typically offer little of value. However, you can still profit by selling the items found within them.

10. Conquests

As my final recommendation, I strongly advocate for completing every single Conquest, as I believe it’s always a worthwhile endeavor. Earlier, I emphasized the importance of completing the Conquest for Team Affinity, which will also aid you in acquiring packs.

Now, I’d like to highlight the benefits of batter up packs. These packs offer valuable rewards, notably the Nation of Baseball, which is exceptionally valuable. Completing the objectives on the right side alone is worth 15,000 stubs, in addition to receiving 20 The Show Packs and numerous players. This grants you items for your collection as well. In fact, you can obtain a total of 39 The Show Packs solely from completing the goals displayed. It’s remarkable how much you can gain from this mode, especially considering you only need to play 90 innings if approached correctly.

Bonus Tip: How To Not Get Broke?

As a bonus recommendation, I urge you to adhere to a principle when trading players in the game: always consider the buy now and sell now differential, which currently stands at 400 stubs.

By consistently opting to sell immediately rather than setting orders for potential buyers, you risk losing out on stubs over time, ultimately depleting your resources.