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Harold Baines was never a beast and the fact that he is in the hall of fame makes a mockery of professional baseball.

@GoozeFn_PSN If you hover over the pack and hit the start button, it should bring them up.

For a specific live series card in standard packs, odds are:
2,564/1 for an 85
2,703/1 for an 86
2,778/1 for an 87
2,941/1 for an 88
3,125/1 for an 89
3,704/1 for a 90
5,882/1 for a 91
12,500/1 for a 92

I would say 90+. In the store, you can pull up detailed odds for specific packs and there's a noticeable drop-off in odds for 90s, 91s and 92s compared to the lower overall live series players in standard packs. There is a slight drop-off with with every higher overall player obviously, but it's not as pronounced going from like an 87 to an 88.

@Pergo_MLBTS This is also what I had to do on multiple occasions. It's annoying, but at least it's not completely broken.

One thing I immediately notice is contact/power v R is typically more valuable than it is v L, which you don't take into account. Granted, that is variable on what pitcher cards are in the game, but at the moment the bulk of good pitchers are right-handed.

Didn't Ty Cobb used to be in the game? Idk why they removed him.

Even when he was active, it was hard to get Barry Bonds to be in videogames, so he's probably a tricky one to get the rights for. And Pete Rose obviously has a very controversial history.

That being said, Troy Tulowitzki being the best card in the game is kind of laughable. I'm a bit surprised they couldn't find somebody better than him to be the best card. I'm happy he's back in the game, but he's probably the worst headliner-type player I can remember them releasing and promoting this much.

@Easy_Duhz_It__PSN Or, in other words, "company tries to get children hooked on gambling to make money."