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The Conquest Map in MLB The Show 25 is a fun single-player mode that rewards you with stubs, free card packs, and even highly rated players.

In addition to the obvious rewards, most Conquest Maps actually have some hidden rewards. Obtaining these rewards can help you build a strong team in Diamond Dynasty mode. Let’s take a look at the rewards for each map.

USA - West Map

Hidden rewards:

• The Show Pack ×5
• Classic Stadiums Pack ×1
• Ballin’ is a Habit Pack ×1

USA map is divided into three parts: West, Central, and East. In addition to the hidden rewards, this map contains Cole Young and Josue De Paula, who have a total score of 83. This will help you complete the collection of Pipeline series.

USA - East Map

Hidden Rewards:

• The Show Pack ×5
• Legends Icon Pack ×1
• Ballin’ is a Habit ×1

The hidden rewards for the three USA maps are very similar. The regular rewards for East Map are also Pipeline cards, both with a total score of 83: Brayden Taylor and Thomas White.

USA - Central Map

Hidden Rewards:

• The Show Pack ×5
• Legends Bat Skins Pack ×1
• Ballin’ is a Habit ×1

In addition to Legends Bat Skins Pack, the rewards for completing Central Map include Emmanuel Rodriguez 83 OVR and Quinn Mathews OVR.

Cactus Map

Hidden Rewards:

• The Show Pack ×5: You can find one in Colorado Rockies Stronghold
• Headliners Pack ×2: They are in Texas Rangers Stronghold and Los Angeles Dodgers Stronghold.

The remaining rewards for this map include:

• The Show Pack ×8
• Ballin’ is a Habit Pack ×1
• Headliners Pack ×1
• Deluxe Choice Pack ×1
• 5,000 XP

’25 Map

Hidden Rewards:

• The Show Pack ×4
• Headliners Pack ×1
• Ballin’ is a Habit ×1

The remaining rewards for this map include:

• The Show Pack ×3
• A Headliners Pack ×1
• 1,000 MLB The Show 25 Stubs
• 5,000 XP

Shamrock Map

Hidden Rewards:

• The Show Pack ×5:1 Athletics stronghold, 1 Boston Red Sox stronghold, and 1 Chicago Cubs stronghold
• Headliners Pack ×1
• Lucky Clover’s Bat Skin

The remaining rewards for this map include:

• The Show Pack ×7
• 500 stubs
• 5,000 XP

Apple Map

Hidden Rewards:

• The Show Pack ×4
• Headliners Pack ×1

Other rewards for this map include:

• The Show Pack ×9
• Headliners Pack ×1
• 5,000 XP

Grapefruit Map

Hidden Rewards:

• The Show Packs ×6
• Headliners Pack ×2

Other rewards for this map include:

• The Show Packs ×8
• Ballin’ is a Habit Pack ×1
• Headliners Pack ×1
• Deluxe Choice Pack ×1
• 5,000 XP

Baseball Map

Hidden Rewards:

• The Show Pack ×1
• Headliners Pack ×2
• Ballin’ is a Habit Pack ×1
• Opening Day Banner and Icon
• Bat Skin

Other rewards for this map include:

• The Show Pack ×8
• Deluxe Choice Pack ×1
• 5,000 XP

42 Map

Hidden Rewards:

• Ballin’ is a Habit Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×3

Other rewards for this map include:

• Headliner Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×2
• 250 stubs
• Negro League Hilton L. Smith (87 OVR)

Palm Tree Map

Hidden rewards:

• Jumbo Show Pack ×1
• Headliners Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×5

Other rewards for this map include:

• Jumbo Show Pack ×1
• Ballin’ is a Habit Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×2

Sword Map

Hidden rewards:

• Headliners Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×2

Other rewards for this map include:

• Habit Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×9
• 1,000 stubs

Jester Map

Hidden rewards:

• Deluxe Pack ×1
• Ballin’ is a Habit ×1
• The Show Pack ×5

Other rewards for this map include:

• Headliners Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×8

Bunny Ears Map

Hidden rewards:

• Egg Hunt Deluxe Pack ×1
• Jumbo Show Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×2

Other rewards for this map include:

• Headliners Pack
• Red Egg
• Yellow Egg
• 5000 XP
• 500 stubs

City Connect Nationals

Hidden rewards:

• Headliners Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×4

Other rewards for this map include:

• 1,500 stubs
• Nike City Connect Washington Nationals Jersey, Icon and Banner
• The Show Pack

City Connect Astros

Hidden rewards:

• Headliners Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×4

Other rewards for this map include:

• Nike City Connect Houston Astros Jersey, Icon and Banner
• 1,500 stubs
• The Show Pack

City Connect Giants

Hidden Reward:

• Headliners Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×3

Other rewards for this map include:

• 1,500 stubs
• The Show Pack ×1
• Nike City Connect San Francisco Giants Jersey, Icon and Banner

City Connect Rockies

Hidden Reward:

• Headliners Pack ×1
• The Show Pack ×4

Other rewards for this map include:

• 4500 XP
• 1500 stubs
• Nike City Connect Colorado Rockies Jersey, Icon and Banner

Batter Up 1, 2, And 3

Of the three maps in Batter Up, only Batter Up 3 has a hidden reward, which is The Show Pack.

Conquest Maps will continue to be released. As long as you can successfully complete all Conquest Maps, you will gain a lot of resources to build a strong team in Diamond Dynasty mode. In addition, the players you obtain in Conquest Map mode cannot be obtained through trading. If you want to complete the collection task, you must obtain Conquest rewards.

When Last Epoch announced that it would launch Season 2 on April 17, 2025, the game once again ignited a wave of players returning. Although there are some regrets when it was first released, the developer has brought a better experience to players with a continuous optimization attitude and sincere updates. I will explain from the following seven highlights why this season is worth returning to experience for all ARPG enthusiasts.

1. Sentinel Class Rework

As the iconic class of Last Epoch, Sentinel will usher in a deep rework in season 2. The changes to the core skill Volatile Reversal are particularly eye-catching. This must-have option that once existed in every builds has finally been weakened and becomes less like a must-have.

In order to reduce the necessity of this skill and to maintain the balance in the game, Sentinel has also made a series of changes as a matter of course. Some skills greatly increase the probability of enemies electrifying. This change will affect the gameplay of Sentinel, and players can make the battle more interesting through richer builds.

This change makes it possible for Sentinel to become the strongest class in Season 2. Players who are interested in this are already using Last Epoch Gold to improve his combat power. I believe that this Sentinel will have a more outstanding performance in this season.

2. Immersion Upgrade

In terms of visual style, Last Epoch Season 2 continues the unique art style of the season 1 while also developing multi-dimensional evolution in audio-visual presentation. The game is eye-catching at the beginning, and the new sounds and visual effects give players a different feeling. Skills such as Hemorrhage, Marrow Shard, and Hungering Souls have new sound effects, combined with other VFX updates, every time you use a skill, you will give players a cool feeling.

In addition, enemies, NPCs, and other environments will be updated, all of which will attract players to return to experience the game.

3. Inventory Improvement

The introduction of Auto Sort in Season 2 is a revolutionary breakthrough in in-game item management. Similar to Diablo 4’s tagging system but better, players can now use this feature to automatically sort some special items into new inventory tabs, Dungeon Keys are automatically grouped together, Crafting Materials also have their own independent space, and new endgame items such as Weaver’s Echo have specific stash tabs and can be stored infinitely.

Transferring Materials have also been improved, now renamed Transfer, which can instantly organize scattered resources such as Keys, and Resonances. This will bring more convenience to players and make resource accumulation easier and more intuitive.

4. Crafting Innovation

The reconstruction of Eternity Cache mechanism is the most eye-catching update this season. In Temporal Sanctum above Tier 2, players can now ensure that a specific affix is ​​crafted to your Uniques. The rest will be completed through the typical system, which can ensure that you can get the desired T7 Exalted affix while retaining the original randomness and excitement.

What is even more surprising is the newly added Critical Success, which allows players to seal two affixes. This design not only retains the pleasure of traditional ARPG but also greatly reduces the difficulty of player operation. At the same time, it can also help you create a build that suits you, so that you can show your skills in battle!

5. Respeccing Masteries

In terms of character development, the most groundbreaking change is Respeccing Masteries. Although the basic class is still locked, players can now reselect other Masteries by asking Chronomancer Lerinne.

This is indeed an unexpected surprise. Players can now choose a Mastery that can be quickly upgraded in the novice stage, and then transform in the later stage of the game, provided that you have enough Gold.

But don’t be too happy too soon, its price will increase as the player’s level increases. When the player is at level 10, the initial cost is only 100gold, but it will gradually increase later. At level 100, it will even cost 1M gold to respec. This gives new players room to try while avoiding the imbalance of the game caused by the transformation of old players.

6. Endgame Content Expansion

In response to criticism that the endgame content of the first season was thin, season 2 responded with the Tombs of the Erased update. Not only did it bring new areas, but it also brought new gameplay, making it a highlight that attracted players.

After entering the tombs, players can defeat Woven enemies and obtain special currency, Memory Amber, which can be used in The Woven Faction. There will be greater treasures hidden in the deepest part, but there will also be greater dangers waiting for you.

Meanwhile, the 36 new Weaver’s Echo map props will take the challenge and strategy to a new level. After completing another map, Cemeteries Of The Erased, you can use them to obtain special rewards.

7. Maintaining Game Balance

Recently, Path of Exile 2 has faced a lot of negative reviews from players because of Dawn of the Hunt update because the game difficulty was adjusted too high. Although the subsequent developers have launched many pitches to make up for it, the effect is not obvious at present.

Because of this, many players are skeptical about Last Epoch Season 2, fearing that they will make the same mistake. No one wants to see their favorite build weakened. However, although Season 2 also made some balance changes, its purpose is not to adjust the difficulty of the game, but to provide players with more possibilities. After all, giving players more room to create more builds is also a way to create fun in the game.

Last Epoch Season 2 update was a tremendous success. After the official launch of patch 1.2, the game has been flooded with players, and the number of online players even exceeded that of Path of Exile 2. This is inseparable from the excellent quality of this update.

Last Epoch Season 2 adds many new features, brings new challenges to players, and brings players an experience that is almost a new game. Let’s take a look at what features are added in Season 2.

Cemeteries & Tombs Of The Erased

The biggest change in Last Epoch Season 2 is the endgame. Monolith of Fate, as the endgame system of Last Epoch, adds two new areas, Tombs of the Erased and Cemeteries of the Erased.

Tombs Of The Erased

When you enter the tombs, you will find that the area is filled with cocoons made of silk threads. When you break these cocoons, the souls trapped by Weaver will possess the surrounding monsters and spawn Woven enemies.

Woven enemies will have their health and mana increased, and they will also gain new skills. After killing them, you can get a new currency called “Memory Amber”. This currency is different from Last Epoch Gold. It can only be used in The Woven Faction.

Deepest in the tombs are Goldthread Fateweavers. After killing them, you can open the treasure chest deep inside to get the dungeon rewards. You can also find a Woven Enchanter device here, which can inject new power into your idol supervisor.

Cemeteries Of The Erased

Cemeteries of the Erased are similar to Tombs of the Erased, but more dangerous. The final boss here is Woven Firstborn guarding Weaver’s Altar.

After you defeat the final boss here, you can place and use Woven Echoes on Weaver’s Altar.

The Woven Faction

After you beat the first Tomb, you will be taken to Haven of Silk by an NPC. You can join The Woven Faction here. You can increase your reputation with Woven by killing Woven enemies and using Memory Amber.

As your reputation level increases, NPCs in Woven will unlock new Woven Echoes. You need to exchange Memory Amber for Woven Echoes, not gold.

The Weaver Tree

As you increase your Woven ranks, you will also gain points for unlocking Weaver Trees.

The Weaver Tree affects Monolith of Fate, and each node has a different purpose. Some allow you to encounter different enemies, some greatly increase the drop of Last Epoch Gold, etc. The Weaver Tree has about 70 nodes, and you can get up to 50 Weaver points.

Woven Echoes

There are currently 36 Woven Echoes, and they have a wide range of functions. They can affect Tombs to generate new rewards, generate interesting encounters, or bring new mechanics. They affect other Woven Echoes and even generate new final bosses. Completing Woven Echoes can bring different Weaver Points.

Here are the thirty-six types of Woven Echoes:

• False Temple: 1 Weaver Point
• Unclaimed Trove: 1 Weaver Point
• Conquered Tower: 1 Weaver Point
• Tomb of Vessels: 2 Weaver Points
• Gauntlet of Strife: 1 Weaver Point
• Champions’ Colosseum: 1 Weaver Point
• Pillar of Skulls: 1 Weaver Point
• The Seeker’s Summit: 1 Weaver Point
• Soul Foundry: 1 Weaver Point
• Antipode Rift: 1 Weaver Point
• Heart of the Hive: 1 Weaver Point
• Lostwood Folly: 1 Weaver Point
• The Great Bridge: 1 Weaver Point
• Overgrown Graveyard: 1 Weaver Point
• Confluence of Oblivion: 1 Weaver Point
• Threshold of Eternity: 0 Weaver Point
• The Forgotten Keep: 1 Weaver Point
• The Grand Brewery: 1 Weaver Point
• Farsight Turtle: 1 Weaver Point
• Woven Vessel of Chaos: 1 Weaver Point
• Woven Vessel of Memory: 1 Weaver Point
• Rune Prison Complex: 1 Weaver Point
• Oerden’s Watch: 1 Weaver Point
• Cemetery of Reweaving: 1 Weaver Point
• Sepulchre of the Lost: 1 Weaver Point
• Cenotaph of Worlds: 1 Weaver Point
• Collapsing Horizon: 1 Weaver Point
• The Fading Brink: 2 Weaver Point
• Woven Beacon: 1 Weaver Point
• Vault of the Barnacle King: 1 Weaver Point
• Defiled Fortress: 1 Weaver Point
• Bountiful Wilds: 1 Weaver Point
• Frostfire Caverns: 1 Weaver Point
• Besieged Gardens: 1 Weaver Point
• Dead Forest: 1 Weaver Point
• Cave of Shadows: 1 Weaver Point
• Endgame Itemization And Crafting

Idol Enchanting

You can use the Enchanted Idol at the altars at the end of Tombs to create idols with Enchanted affixes and Weaver’s Touch.

Altars in Tombs can enchant once, altars in Cemeteries can enchant twice, and some Woven Echoes can enchant 4 times!

You can re-enchant your idols at any altar by consuming Memory Amber.

Item Crafting

Set Reforging

Set items can now be broken, creating shards unique to that set item. These shards can be crafted onto other items, making them Reforged Set Items. All set affixes are named after the set item they are in, and end with the word “reforged”. And when you break a set item, each item will drop 1-4 shards. These shards can only be obtained by breaking set items, and will not drop during normal gameplay.

Experimental Item Crafting

You can now only use Thaumaturgy Device to complete Experimental Item Crafting. It allows you to replace the prefix on boots, gloves or belts with experimental affixes. The premise is that the item must have 2 prefixes and cannot have experimental affixes.

The above is a partial introduction to the new features of Last Epoch Season 2. There are many changes in Season 2, and you need to experience them yourself to know which changes are really useful.

Last Epoch Season 2 was released on April 17th. This update is the largest update to the game so far, so you can imagine how much new content is included.

The biggest change is new Woven Faction. A Cemetery of the Erased found by players in Echo Web will be the beginning of this new experience. After defeating the final Mini-Boss, players will step into Silken Harbor to talk to Maskweaver and start a new faction growth system. By completing Woven Echoes, players can use points to increase Weaver Tree to create a personalized endgame experience.

In addition, while exploring Echo Web, players may also find Champions lurking nearby, which emit scarlet light and are much stronger than ordinary rares. It is not easy to defeat them, so I recommend players to team up to challenge these moving treasures.

In Tombs of the Erased, crafting has also become more important. Players can now freely match set bonuses on your items by disassembling set items to obtain Crafting Shards.

More importantly, the ultimate boss has also become more powerful, so players need to create a stronger build to cope with the difficulty increase brought by this update.

Leveling Builds

The following are the best leveling builds to improve the strength of the five classes for your reference:

1. Primalist

The best build for Primalist is to use Druid, with its amazing survivability in Wearbear form, you can achieve both offense and defense. Just keep high rage and you can stay alive. It is also due to its excellent survival and healing that this build is also called one of the strongest tanks in the game by players.

2. Mage

Mage’s Spellblade mastery requires mastering the switching rhythm of Shattering Strike and Mana Strike to deal excellent damage. You can also use the large amount of Ward obtained from passive bonuses to achieve a special mechanism of attack instead of defense. With dual-wielding swords, you will be shocked by the strength of Mage.

3. Sentinel

Sentinel after rework is even more powerful. The best way to upgrade it is to play Paladin. Through Resistances and Holy Aura, you can get double bonuses to attack and defense. It is the most stable choice in the current version.

4. Acolyte

As an Acolyte, become a Warlock and release a lot of Chaos Bolts, and then cooperate with Chthonic Fissure, which can provide strong sustained damage, to achieve a clear field. At the same time, you can also summon Infernal Shade to cause fatal damage to the boss.

5. Rogue

The damage that Rogue can cause is well known, but this high-attack class will inevitably face low health. However, as long as you are willing to use Last Epoch Gold to prepare some defensive gear and good Daggers for her, creating a Falconer build that is easy to scale with great sustain will never let you down.

Endgame Builds

When you finish the campaign, you will enter Last Epoch’s endgame, which also requires you to have strong enough builds to deal with it. The following are for reference:

1. Heartseeker Marksman

Heartseeker Marksman now has a new skill that allows players to track enemy targets and launch spectacular and large-scale Fire and Cold Projectiles. The core of this build is to use Heartseeker to cause a lot of damage, and then use Dragonsong to trigger a lot of Dragonfire, bringing amazing DPS. Allow players to cause damage while moving and clear quickly.

2. Judgement Paladin

Judgement Paladins Consecrated Ground can cause continuous Fire Spell Damage. In addition, multiple stacked Consecrated Ground can also bring a lot of healing to players. Choose a Healing Hands, which not only provides you with Ward and Healing but also becomes your Movement Skill. The advantage of this build is obvious, that is, its super sustain, which is very suitable for serving as the main tank in the team.

3. Warpath Void Knight

Warpath Void Knight can use Warpath to wipe out all enemies on the field in a very short time. Its shocking AoE and clear speed can make you fall in love with this style of play in a very short time. But this build is relatively gear-dependent, and it may be able to exert its greatest strength when paired with Devouring Orb, Anomaly, Symbols of Hope, and Abyssal Echoes.

In short, Last Epoch Tombs of the Erased is changing its endgame experience. For Last Epoch players, now is the best time to step into Eterra continent. Are you ready for this new challenge?

MLB 25 has released a lot of cards since its release. Many of the new cards are powerful and surpass the cards that were released when the game was first released. So let’s take a look at which cards performed best in April.

Infielders

Catchers

1. Contributor Mike Napoli (88 OVR)
2. Awards Ted Simmons (90 OVR)
3. Pipeline Samuel Basallo (87 OVR)
4. Negro Leagues Josh Gibson (90 OVR)
5. Breakout Jason Varitek (87 OVR)

Contributor Mike Napoli and Awards Ted Simmons are two collector cards and the best catchers in the game at present. Both cards have 7 Quirks.

Although Mike Napoli’s total score is only 88 points, his Power and Contact attributes are amazing, while Ted Simmons is a little lacking in power.

Negro Leagues Josh Gibson has a 90 OVR, but this card has no Quirks, so it can only be ranked fourth.

First Baseman

1. Hall of Fame Gil Hodges (99 OVR)
2. Last Ride David Ortiz (88 OVR)
3. Cornerstone Tony Clark (87 OVR)
4. Spotlight Tyler Soderstrom (88 OVR)
5. All-Star Anthony Rizzo (88 OVR)

Gil Hodges, with an OVR of 99, is a reward from NL Live Series and cannot be traded on the free market through MLB The Show 25 Stubs. This card has almost all 99 attributes and has 7 Quirks. It will be difficult for other cards to surpass this card for quite some time.

Second Baseman

1. Prime Jason Kipnis (92 OVR)
2. Live Series Ketel Marte (88 OVR)
3. Spotlight Tommy Edman (88 OVR)
4. Pipeline Travis Bazzana (87 OVR)
5. Pipeline Kristian Campbell (87 OVR)

At 92, Jason Kipnis is a bonus for AL Central Collection. He handles pitches from the right side perfectly and has 6 Quirks, which makes this card hard to beat.

Ketel Marte handles pitches from the left side perfectly and has an amazing 11 Quirks! Unlike Jason Kipnis, he can be traded in the free market and is currently valued at around 110,000 stubs.

Third Baseman

1. All-Star Rafael Devers (90 OVR)
2. 2nd Half Chase Headley (93 OVR)
3. Live Series Jose Ramirez (89 OVR)
4. New Thread Alex Bregman (88 OVR)
5. Spotlight Jordan Westburg (88 OVR)

All-Star Rafael Devers is from Chase Pack 3 and was added to the game on March 28. He can hit as a left-hander. And he is not the only left-hander. Chase Headley is also powerful, but his contact attributes on the left side are a bit lacking.

Shortstop

1. Live Series Bobby Witt Jr. (90 OVR)
2. Live Series Francisco Lindor (88 OVR)
3. 2nd Half Heroes Ozzie Smith (89 OVR)
4. 2nd Half Heroes Jimmy Rollins (88 OVR)
5. Spring Breakout Leodalis De Vries (87 OVR)

Bobby Witt Jr. is an all-around player who has great batting, defense, baserunning and stealing. Francisco Lindor is slightly inferior because of his 59 speed.

Outfielders

Left Fielders

1. New Threads Anthony Santander (89 OVR)
2. 2nd Half Heroes Raul Ibanez (89 OVR)
3. Postseason Manny Ramirez (88 OVR)
4. Standout Don Baylor (91 OVR)
5. Contributor Ryan Braun (85 OVR)

The way to get New Threads Anthony Santander is to complete New Threads Collection. He is a switch-hitter and his Power attribute is over 99 for both his left and right hands!

Center Fielders

1. Signature Carlos Beltran (99 OVR)
2. All-Star Ken Griffey Jr. (90 OVR)
3. All-Star Bryan Reynolds (90 OVR)
4. All-Star Mickey Mantle (88 OVR)
5. New Threads Cody Bellinger (88 OVR)

Another 99 OVR card. You need to complete All Live Collection to get this Signature Carlos Beltran. Even though he has two relatively low statistics, it is hard to say that this is a flaw. From the perspective of various statistics, it is almost a perfect card.

Right Fielder

1. Live Series Mike Trout (88 OVR)
2. Live Series Juan Soto (89 OVR)
3. Standout Paul O’Neill (90 OVR)
4. Live Series Ronald Acuna Jr. (87 OVR)
5. All-Star Jose Bautista (88 OVR)

Although his overall rating is a little lower than Juan Soto, Mike Trout is currently the best outfielder. Juan Soto is inferior in speed and fielding.

Pitchers

Starting Pitchers

1. Awards Roger Clemens (99 OVR)
2. 2nd Half Heroes Randy Johnson (91 OVR)
3. Live Series Shohei Ohtani (91 OVR)
4. All-Star Corey Kluber (89 OVR)
5. Rookie Fernando Valenzuela (92 OVR)
6. Pipeline Noah Schultz (87 OVR)
7. Live Series Chris Sale (87 OVR)
8. Standout Bob Gibson (90 OVR)
9. New Threads Corbin Burnes (88 OVR)
10. Topps Now Garrett Crochet (87 OVR)

Roger Clemens 99 OVR card may stay at the top for a long time, but when you see that most of his stats are 99, you will understand that this card is currently the most dominant pitcher in MLB 25.

Although it is difficult to get Awards Roger Clemens, you can choose Randy Johnson, whose attributes are also top-notch and are currently worth around 170,000 stubs.

Relief Pitchers

1. Egg Hunt Lucas Erceg (89 OVR)
2. Standout Darren O’Day (91 OVR)
3. New Threads Aroldis Chapman (88 OVR)
4. Jolt Andrew Miller (85 OVR)
5. All-Star Rob Dibble (87 OVR)
6. Contributor Billy Wagner (85 OVR)
7. New Threads Tanner Scott (86 OVR)
8. All-Star Rich Gossage (87 OVR)
9. Live Series Mason Miller (86 OVR)
10. Live Series Felix Bautista (83 OVR)

Egg Hunt Lucas Erceg is a card added to the game on April 18 and can be obtained through Egg Hunt Diamond Quest. Lucas Erceg’s attributes are all top-tier, and the only limitation is that he only has 25 Stamina, but Stamina is not that important for a relief pitcher.

These are the best cards for each position in April. As more classic players return, this list may change soon.

Inning Program has always been one of the classic events in MLB The Show series. Players can unlock rewards by earning XP in modes such as Diamond Dynasty, Road to the Show, Franchise Mode, March to October, etc.

The first Inning Program was held on March. 2nd Inning Program brings 3 new bosses to players. You can get 2 of them through this program.

Date

2nd Inning Program was started on April 11 and is expected to end on May 9, 2025. The event will last for about 4 weeks in total.

Rewards

The rewards of 2nd Inning Program include MLB The Show 25 Stubs and various card packs. The rewards of 320,000 XP and 500,000 XP are 2nd Inning Boss Choice Packs, which allows you to choose a boss card from 2nd Inning Program.

1. 3,000 XP: MLB The Show 25 pack
2. 7,500 XP: 2nd Inning Cornerstone Choice Pack
3. 12,500 XP: MLB The Show 25 pack
4. 17,500 XP: 1,000 Stubs
5. 22,500 XP: Stadium Sound
6. 27,500 XP: Ballin’ is a Habit pack
7. 32,500 XP: Headliners pack
8. 40,000 XP: 1,000 Stubs
9. 47,500 XP: MLB The Show 25 pack
10. 55,000 XP: Headliners pack
11. 62,500 XP: 1,000 Stubs
12. 70,000 XP: 2nd Inning Cornerstone Choice Pack
13. 77,500 XP: Stadium Sound
14. 85,000 XP: MLB The Show 25 pack
15. 92,500 XP: Ballin’ is a Habit pack
16. 100,000 XP: Headliners pack
17. 107,500 XP: 1,000 Stubs
18. 115,000 XP: Home Run Call
19. 125,000 XP: MLB The Show 25 pack
20. 135,000 XP: 2nd Inning Cornerstone Choice Pack
21. 145,000 XP: Ballin’ is a Habit pack
22. 155,000 XP: Headliners pack
23. 165,000 XP: 1,000 Stubs
24. 175,000 XP: Deluxe Mystery pack
25. 185,000 XP: Ballin’ is a Habit pack
26. 195,000 XP: 1,500 Stubs
27. 205,000 XP: 89 OVR 2nd Half Heroes Ozzie Smith
28. 215,000 XP: MLB The Show 25 pack
29. 230,000 XP: Headliners pack
30. 245,000 XP: Player Banner
31. 260,000 XP: MLB The Show 25 pack
32. 275,000 XP: Player Icon
33. 290,000 XP: MLB The Show 25 pack (x2)
34. 305,000 XP: Ballin’ is a Habit pack
35. 320,000 XP: 2nd Inning Boss Choice Pack
36. 335,000 XP: Player Icon
37. 350,000 XP: Headliners pack
38. 365,000 XP: MLB The Show 25 pack (x2)
39. 380,000 XP: 1,500 Stubs
40. 400,000 XP: Player Icon
41. 420,000 XP: MLB The Show 25 pack (x2)
42. 440,000 XP: Ballin’ is a Habit pack
43. 460,000 XP: 2,000 Stubs
44. 480,000 XP: Headliners pack
45. 500,000 XP: 2nd Inning Boss Choice Pack
46. 525,000 XP: 2,500 Stubs
47. 550,000 XP: MLB The Show 25 pack (x5)
48. 575,000 XP: Deluxe Mystery pack

After you’ve collected all the rewards, you’ll unlock more of them for every 30,000 XP you earn.

How To Get More XP?

In addition to the XP you normally earn playing the various modes in MLB 25, there are a few other ways to speed up your XP-earning progress.

• Collecting all three 1st Inning Bosses will give you 30,000 XP.
• Completing the new Conquest map Palm Tree will give you 4,500 XP and JUMBO Show pack.
• Completing Cornerstone Evolutions of JD Martinez, Tony Clark and Bruce Sutter will earn you 10,000XP.
• April Spotlight gives you 5,000 XP each week.

2nd Inning Program Boss

The three new bosses are all 90 Overall Rating, and they can be strong pillars for your team.

Standout Bob Gibson

Bob Gibson’s Standout card improves his pitching ability across the board. His Stamina and H/9 numbers are among the best among pitchers, and he can play as a starting pitcher for a long time.

However, he only has three Quirks, which makes Bob Gibson more predictable and his strength will not change much.

The Negro Leagues Josh Gibson

Josh Gibson is a power hitter, but he is more famous as a catcher. As a hitter, he is a bit poor in both left and right contact, so it is recommended that you use him as a catcher for your team. MLB 25 shows that there is a lack of excellent catchers.

All-Star Ken Griffey Jr.

Ken Griffey Jr. is a top left-handed hitter who is extremely good at handling pitches from the left. There are many top left-handed hitters in this game, but what makes All-Star Ken Griffey Jr. stand out is his 9 Quirks:

• Homebody Quirk
• First Pitch Hitter Quirk
• Dead Red Quirk
• Breaking Ball Hitter Quirk
• Fighter Quirk
• Bad Ball Hitter Quirk
• Situational Hitter Quirk
• Pinch Hitter Quirk
• Night Player Quirk

These traits make Ken Griffey Jr.’s performance elusive, and he can become at least a top five hitter with these traits.

2nd Half Heroes Ozzie Smith

Ozzie Smith is not one of the three bosses, but he is one of the cards you can get in the 2nd Inning Program. The total score of 2nd Half Heroes Ozzie Smith is 89 points.

Ozzie Smith is also a left-handed hitter, but his right hand is particularly weak, which makes him almost unable to handle pitches from the right. This card is not suitable as a team’s main force. If you like Cardinals, you can use it for collection.

The above is the way to reward and collect XP in 2nd Inning Program. The three boss cards this time are very good, you can try to collect them. All-Star Ken Griffey Jr. is the best card among the three bosses, in my opinion.