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For The majority of Diamond Dynasty’s Existence Trout has been the king of live series. Always the highest rated card and performs the best. It’s gonna be a sad day in Mlb The Show 2025 when Mike has low 60’s -high 50’s speed.

It’s crazy to me thinking how Diamond Dynasty has changed the way I view baseball. Each game I check the box scores to see who is playing well that might be in line for an upgrade or who to sell before they get downgraded. I tend to find the most joy in identifying breakouts and pinpointing who’s gonna be the next superstar.
Anybody remember Aaron Judge started out as a common card the year he broke out? Or Mookie Betts and Xander Boegarts both turning diamond in the same year? Corey Seager and Bellinger exploding onto the scene as rookies. Lindor, Buehler, Kris Bryant, Freeman these superstar players rose to prominence in front of us. It’s really strange and cool at the same time.

I remember when Miggy Cabrera was a diamond! Seeing him fall slowly as his production crumbled. Heck I even remember Andrew Mcutchen as a diamond centerfielder. Haha it’s just really eye opening how much of an impact DD has had on me as a fan. P.S. Even Paul Goldy and Votto were diamond’s not too long ago haha.

I believe with the new event coming up and future stars dropping this weekend, that the Upper Echelon of players will be focusing on completing affinities and grinding for Lux and Bohn. This is an ideal time to play if you’re looking to make it out of all- star difficulty or pushing for World Series. Just my thoughts.

Rose in value for TA exchange. Also Conquest Mother’s Day gave out tons of packs further diluting the market.

Something about that showdown is soo hard for me. Verlander is my worst enemy ! Congrats.

I’d take Ohtani over Gallo everyday ! The fastball and splitter look soo similar coming out of the hands. Can really make people look foolish. Plus he can hit.

@SMASHED_THAT said in What to do with 2nd Inning Boss:

@MikeTheSpike23 said in What to do with 2nd Inning Boss:

Are the bosses worth collecting and keeping for future content or should they be sold off if they don’t make your lineup? To be honest this is the first year I’ve played The Show without getting burned out and dropping it after the first week since 17. That being said I don’t want to sell if there’s a chance content will come along at some point that requires multiple bosses to get a big unlock

They always seem to pay off no matter how bad the inning is as long as you collect all 3 and get to 300 stars quick enough the following inning you can sell whatever boss goes for the highest and buy him back for a fraction of the price a couple weeks later same with any other additional content

Very true Sold Hanley for 75k. Now I’ve seen him as low as 30k. Really worth it if you can get 300 stars quickly.

People are hanging pitches because they don’t except much from lower ovr cards.

@Jholla31 said in Mike Trout:

Don't buy him now either way. The market is inflated because of the stub sale, so his price is higher than normal. Wait a week or so and then buy him. Even if you aren't thrilled with him, you'll have the biggest obstacle for Mickey Mantle done.

Live Series event will keep his price high. His price will stay around the same if not increase.

@GUN_DEEZY said in Gold one choice?:

@Patriots_KING447 said in Gold one choice?:

Posey or Sandberg. Can’t go wrong with either. If choosing Sandberg then bench Ramirez or platoon him at third.

I wanted Sandberg for the longest but since there isnt that many good catchers maybe i should do Posey

I prefer Sandberg as the better player overall, though your team needs an upgrade at catcher. Sandberg is a legit 5 tool stud. On the other hand Posey is a great player in a position that is sorely lacking high end options. Choose as you see fit.