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Elden Ring Nightreign has been released, and many Souls-like game enthusiasts will not miss this feast. Judging from the previously released trial and the current player feedback. Elden Ring Nightreign is more like a 40-minute to one-hour Boss Rush. You need to team up with two other players to spend the first two nights (of course you can do it alone, but it will be very difficult), and finally face Nightlord. Unlike Elden Ring, your upgrade points are fixed, and you cannot freely choose how to allocate your attributes.

In this game, your real enemies are various bosses, and the various ordinary monsters you encounter during the day can basically not stop you. Then have a look at over 90 bosses you will encounter in Elden Ring Nightreign.

Field Bosses

• Abductor Virgin
• Albinaurics
• Ancestor Spirit
• Ancient Heroes Of Zamor
• Banished Knights
• Battlemages
• Beastmen Of Farum Azula
• Bell Bearing Hunter
• Black Blade Kindred
• Black Knife Assassin
• Colossal Fingercreeper
• Crucible Knight
• Crystalians
• Demi-Human Queen
• Depraved Perfumer
• Elder Lion
• Erdtree Avatar
• Erdtree Burial Watchdogs
• Fallen Nightfarers
• Fallingstar Beast
• Fire Monk
• Fire Prelate(s)
• Flame Chariots
• Flying Dragon Of The Hills
• Frenzied Flame Troll
• Godskin Noble
• Golden Hippopotamus
• Guardian Golem
• Leonine Misbegotten
• Lordsworn Captain
• Magma Wyrm
• Mausoleum Knight
• Miranda Blossom
• Mountaintop Ice Dragon
• Night’s Cavalry
• Nox Warriors
• Oracle Envoys
• Red Wolf Of The King Consort
• Redmane Knights
• Royal Army Knights
• Royal Carian Knight
• Royal Revenant
• Runebear
• Sanguine Noble
• Snow Troll and Flying Dragon
• Stonedigger Troll
• Troll
• Ulcerated Tree Spirit
• Valiant Gargoyle
• Wormface

There are also strong and weak wild bosses. Some of them are only elite enemies in Elden Ring, while some even appear as Night 1 Bosses. These wild bosses will appear at random points of interest, and the particularly powerful ones will be indicated by skull marks on the map. If you can defeat these dangerous bosses in Elden Ring Nightreign Expeditions, you can get powerful benefits.

Night 1 Bosses

• Bell Bearing Hunter
• Demi-Human Queen and Demi-Human Swordmaster
• Battlefield Commander
• Centipede Demon
• Gaping Dragon
• Grafted Monarch
• Night’s Cavalry x2
• Royal Revenant
• Smelter Demon
• Tibia Mariner and Those Who Live In Death
• The Duke’s Dear Freja
• Ulcerated Tree Spirit
• Valiant Gargoyle
• Wormface

The bosses in Night 1 Bosses are not that dangerous. Even in Elden Ring, they are not very difficult bosses, but they may not be that easy for people with arachnophobia.

Night 2 Bosses

• Fell Omen
• Tree Sentinel and Royal Cavalrymen
• Ancient Dragon
• Crucible Knight and Golden Hippopotamus
• Dancer Of The Boreal Valley
• Death Rite Bird
• Draconic Tree Sentinel and Royal Cavalrymen
• Full-Grown Fallingstar Beast
• Godskin Duo
• Great Wyrm
• Nameless King
• Nox Dragonkin Soldier
• Outland Commander

The difficulty of Night 2 bosses increases dramatically, and you can even see a familiar face from Dark Souls 3, Nameless King. Even the first boss encountered in Elden Ring, Fell Omen, shows a completely different desire to attack, and many players fell in the second night. If you are unable to successfully defeat Nightlord or Night 2 bosses for the time being, you can use Elden Ring Nightreign Boosting to improve your strength.

Raid Bosses

• Augur
• Equilibrious Beast
• Fell Omen
• Sentient Pest

They sometimes invade your world and bring a sudden battle. These Raid bosses are extremely powerful, even stronger than Night 2 bosses. Defeating them will give you powerful bonuses, but being defeated by them will cause you to suffer debuffs.

Nightlord

1. Gladius, Beast Of Night

Weakness: Holy

Night 1 Bosses:

• Bell Bearing Hunter
• Demi-Humans

Night 2 Bosses:

• Fell Omen
• Tree Sentinel

2. Adel, Baron Of Night

Weakness: Poison

Night 1 Bosses:

• Night’s Cavalry x2
• Valiant Gargoyle
• Wormface

Night 2 Bosses:

• Ancient Dragon
• Crucible Knight
• Golden Hippopotamus
• Outland Commander

3. Gnoster, Wisdom Of Night

Weakness: Fire

Night 1 Bosses:

• Battlefield Commander
• Centipede Demon
• Smelter Demon
• Tibia Mariner
• Ulcerated Tree Spirit
• Night 2 Bosses:

Draconic Tree Sentinel

• Great Wyrm
• Nox Dragonkin Soldier

4. Maris, Fathom Of Night

Weakness: Lightning

Night 1 Bosses:

• Gaping Dragon
• Wormface

Night 2 Bosses:

• Full-Grown Fallingstar Beast
• Tree Sentinel

5. Libra, Creature Of Night

Weakness: Madness

Night 1 Bosses:

• Centipede Demon
• The Duke’s Dear Freja
• Tibia Mariner
• Royal Revenant

Night 2 Bosses:

• Crucible Knight
• Golden Hippopotamus
• Death Rite Bird
• Godskin Duo

6. Fulghor, Champion Of Nightglow

Weakness: Lightning

Night 1 Bosses:

• Gaping Dragon
• Night’s Cavalry
• Royal Revenant
• Valiant Gargoyle
• Wormface

Night 2 Bosses:

• Nameless King
• Nox Dragonkin Soldier
• Outland Commander

7. Caligo, Miasma Of Night

Weakness: Fire

Night 1 Bosses:

• Grafted Monarch
• Smelter Demon
• The Duke’s Dear Freja
• Tibia Mariner
• Ulcerated Tree Spirit

Night 2 Bosses:

• Dancer Of The Boreal Valley
• Draconic Tree Sentinel
• Godskin Duo

8. The Shape Of Night/Heolstor The Nightlord

Weakness: Holy

Night 1 Bosses: Unknow

Night 2 Bosses: Unknow

Nightlords are the real enemies that players need to face. They can bring you epic battles. At the same time, their attack desire and damage are also greater than ordinary bosses. The real Nightlord is Heolstor The Nightlord, and the other 7 bosses are just his guards.

Players can specify which boss they want to fight before entering the game, and after defeating them, they can get Elden Ring Nightreign Relics.

Special Bosses

• Night Idol (Revenant Unlock)
• Tunnel Crystalian (Wylder Remembrance)
• Stray Bloodhound Knight (Executor Remembrance)
• Onestrike Gladiator (Raider Remembrance)
• Blinding Elder Lion (Raider Remembrance)
• Guardians Of The Dew (Duchess Remembrance)

Special Bosses are related to the character’s background story. Defeating Special Bosses can get powerful Relics. Some Night Idols also need to defeat a Special Boss to unlock.

For players who like to challenge bosses, Elden Ring Nightreign will definitely satisfy you. Knowing the information about the boss in advance can maximize your chances of defeating each boss.

MLB The Show 25 is a baseball game that includes all the outstanding players from the last century to this century. You can either form a team you support or form a dream team with the best active players. You can even gather retired legends to form a legendary team.

There are many positions in baseball. If you want to form a legendary and powerful team, each player must be strong enough. Now let’s have a look at the most excellent players in each position.

Catcher

1. Mike Piazza, 92 OVR All-Star
2. Jorge Posada, 92 OVR Standout
3. Ted Simmons, 90 OVR Awards
4. Carlos Santana, 92 OVR Spotlight
5. Bo Naylor, 92 OVR Color Storm

Mike Piazza’s baseball career started with Dodgers in 1996 and ended with Mets in 2008. Although he is a catcher, he has hit 427 home runs in his career.

He is currently the best catcher, but he cannot play as a designated hitter, which makes his value very low, only 11,000 MLB The Show 25 stubs.

First Baseman

1. Gil Hodges, 99 OVR Hall of Fame
2. Jeimer Candelario, 91 OVR Moonshot
3. Don Baylor, 91 OVR Standout
4. Willie Stargell, 90 OVR Contributor
5. Stan Musial, 88 OVR All-Star

The best first baseman is naturally Gil Hodges, and his super high attributes make it difficult to dispute. Whether it is offense or defense, he is the best.

But you know it’s hard to get this card, so we’ll settle for the next best thing and choose the easier cards in the top five, which are Jeimer Candelario and Willie Stargell. Both cards can be obtained through MLB The Show 25 stubs trading, but Jeimer Candelario is more valuable, around 140,000 stubs, and Willie Stargell is 1/14 of him. You can make a choice based on your assets.

Second Baseman

1. Brian Dozier, 93 OVR 2nd Half Heroes
2. Jason Kipnis, 92 OVR Prime
3. Chase Utley, 91 OVR All-Star
4. Jake Cronenworth, 9 OVR2 Color Storm
5. Brian Roberts, 91 OVR Moonshot

Brian Dozier announced his retirement in 2021, ending his eight-year career in the major leagues. Brian Dozier is good at hitting, and his performance in fielding is also good, but his speed is mediocre.

As the current top-ranked second baseman in MLB 25, you only need 15,000 stubs to get this card.

Third Baseman

1. Scott Rolen, 99 OVR Awards
2. José Ramírez, 91 OVR Live
3. Chase Headley, 93 OVR 2nd Half Heroes
4. Willi Castro, 93 OVR Topps Now
5. Mark Vientos, 91 OVR Color Storm

A seven-time All-Star and eight-time Gold Glove winner, Scott Rolen is an undisputed star on the field. But completing his collection is difficult, and as an alternative, you can choose José Ramírez, who is good at hitting but weak on defense.

Left Fielder

1. Yordan Alvarez, 92 OVR All-Star
2. Aaron Judge, 93 OVR Live
3. Lou Brock, 91 OVR Moonshot
4. Jung Hoo Lee, 91 OVR Color Storm
5. Willie Stargell, 90 OVR Contributor

Yordan Alvarez has won many honors since entering the major leagues in 2022. He has been selected as an All-Star for three consecutive years.

Yordan Alvarez can only play as a left fielder in MLB 25. He is very good at hitting and is also a rare left-handed hitter. The value of this card is about 110,000 stubs. If you don’t have many stubs, you can also exchange it for Lou Brock, who is worth about 7,000 stubs.

Right Fielder

1. Carlos Beltran, 99 OVR Signature
2. Shohei Ohtani, 91 OVR Live
3. Aaron Judge, 93 OVR Live
4. Ronald Acuña Jr., 94 OVR All-Star
5. George Springer, 93 OVR Standout

Right fielders have too many stars and each one is priced too high to be considered. If you can’t get one of these dominant players, then George Springer at 52,000 stubs is the last resort.

Center Fielder

1. Carlos Beltran, 99 OVR Signature
2. George Springer, 93 OVR Standout
3. George Springer, 93 OVR Ranked 1000
4. Byron Buxton, 92 OVR Moonshot
5. Bernie Williams, 92 OVR Postseason

Center fielders don’t have as many stars, and three of the top five are untradable. If George Springer is already your right fielder, then choose Bernie Williams as your center fielder.

Shortstop

1. Bobby Witt Jr., 91 OVR Live
2. Honus Wagner, 91 OVR 20th Anniversary
3. Willi Castro, 93 OVR Topps Now
4. Ezequiel Tovar, 91 OVR Color Storm
5. Trevor Story, 92 OVR Standout

Some of the above are top-notch in terms of hitting, speed and defense. If you can’t sign Bobby Witt Jr. and Willi Castro, then choose Trevor Story.

Designated Hitter

1. Carlos Beltran, 99 OVR Signature
2. Gil Hodges, 99 OVR Hall of Fame
3. Scott Rolen, 99 OVR Awards
4. José Ramírez, 91 OVR Live
5. Shohei Ohtani, 91 OVR Live

This position is also full of stars. José Ramírez is the best designated hitter that ordinary players can get, with the first three 99 OVR monsters.

Starting Pitcher

1. Roger Clemens, 99 OVR Awards
2. Tarik Skubal, 89 OVR Live
3. Pedro Martinez, 93 OVR All-Sta
4. Pedro Martinez, 93 OVR Ranked 1000
5. Jordan Zimmermann, 92 OVR Milestone

The starting pitcher is the most important part of the team’s defense. Fortunately, except for Roger Clemens, the conditions for obtaining excellent starting pitchers are not harsh. You need to prepare about 54,000 stubs to get a top pitcher.

Relief Pitcher/Closing Pitcher

1. Eric Gagne, 92 OVR All-Star
2. Ben Joyce, 91 OVR Color Storm
3. Andrés Muñoz, 91 OVR Spotlight
4. Dennis Eckersley, 92 OVR Awards
5. Lucas Erceg, 89 OVR Egg Hunt

There are many good relief pitchers, but the good news is that they are usually not very valuable. Even Eric Gagne, who is currently ranked first, only costs about 20,000 stubs.

If you have enough stubs, choose from the above players and build your team!

After the return of College Football to the sports simulation game last year and the significant response from players, the developers naturally made it into a series of games and planned to launch the new EA Sports College Football 26 this year.

The game officially landed on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on July 10, 2025, but if you pre-order Deluxe Edition or MVP Bundle in advance, you can experience it first on July 10!

Because of the brilliant success of CFB 25 last year, many fans have high expectations for it, so the developers must launch more exciting new features this year to not disappoint players. However, I think that instead of blindly launching some new features, it is necessary to listen more to player feedback and add the content that NCAA 26 urgently needs.

Details about this year’s version have begun to surface, such as the release date and cover star, so here let’s talk about the top 5 new features that should be added in CFB 26 to give players a better gaming experience.

1. High School

The first feature that the new version of NCAA should add is High School, but this option is basically confirmed at present. Road to Glory career mode will include high school elements, allowing players to start their football journey from high school.

It will give you a sense of reality, you can be promoted from high school to college and finally enter NFL. You can experience the realism of high school graduation season and go through the entire football career of legendary players.

In fact, the gameplay of high school games was omitted in EA CFB 25, which made many players feel out of tune with the entire college football adventure. Therefore, many players hope that high school games can return this year and say that this enhances the depth and realism of Road to Glory mode. This not only provides players with a storyline that is closer to real-life careers, but also provides a platform to show skills, win College Football 26 coins, and make key decisions that affect college careers.

2. Create A Sign

The second thing I think they need to bring back is creating a sign. I think a lot of people forget about creating signs, but this small change will subtly affect our experience. WWE games like RAW and SmackDown, and past NCAA games have this option, allowing players to freely create their own signs.

Honestly, I think this feature is not only added for nostalgia, but more importantly, it will mean a lot to old players who come back to play this game.

From a developer or game designer's perspective, adding these things does not take much time, but for those who just want to come back occasionally, it means a lot, it adds more realism to the game.

3. Add Legend Players And Teams

The third thing they should add is legend players and legend teams.

Actually, I never understood why they didn’t add it in last year’s game. This is the best way for players to experience the strength of top players and the charm of competitive sports. This feature allows you to play with some legend players, and even put some legend players on a team to form an impossible legend team.

Just like on 2K, they had the 2015 Golden State Warriors and the ‘96 Bulls. So we should also have a team that dominates NCAA, and it better be in this year’s College Football 26, which will help the game a lot.

4. Minicamp

Also, we lack events like spring training and minicamp in the game. In old Madden and old NCAA, you could schedule minicamps for your players, conduct spring training, and even four-on-four games. These are usually short-term, non-contact football camps that usually last a few days and are held by college football teams to work with future student-athletes.

These camps provide high school players with the opportunity to learn from college coaches, show their skills, and possibly get exposure for recruiting purposes. Honestly, I think this is a great benefit to the game because not only can you show your skills to college coaches at football camps, but it also improves your chances of getting a scholarship.

5. Mascot Mode

The last thing that should probably be first on the list is mascot. Mascot Mode allows players to play as their team’s mascot in exhibition games. It is rumored that NCAA 26 will also add more coach images.

College Football is not only known for its exciting games, but also for the rich history of the participating schools every week. Those peculiar mascots on the sidelines will always embody the traditions, values ​​and spirit of their respective institutions, bringing fans together and enhancing the game experience.

In short, with the upcoming arrival of CUT 26, all the details will be slowly revealed. If the developers still want to maintain the enthusiasm of players for the return of College Football last year, it is far from enough to just maintain the status quo, and its innovation and changes determine the excitement of this new work this year.

In MLB The Show 25, the batsman is a very important part of the offense. In the game, it is not only the overall rating that determines the strength of the batsman, but also the various attributes of the batsman and the way the opponent pitches.

Just like there are left-handed and right-handed pitchers, batsmen also have their own dominant hand. Some batsmen can handle pitches from both sides and can switch flexibly with their left and right hands, and these batsmen are switch-hitters. If your team has such a batsman, you don’t have to adjust your team frequently.

No.1 91 OVR Xavier Edwards Color Storm

• Contact Right: 120
• Contact Left: 103
• Power Right: 51
• Power Left: 39
• Vision: 109
• Discipline: 103
• Clutch: 106
• Bunt: 69
• Drag Bunt: 66
• Durability: 85

This card was officially launched on May 23 and is from Color Storm series. Xavier Edwards is the shortstop and second baseman of Marlins. His contact left and right attributes are at the top level of the game, and his speed, stolen bases and base running are also at the best level.

The weakness of this card is that its power attribute is relatively low, but he is very balanced in other aspects and it is not difficult to get. You only need to complete the Marlins’ mission to get this card, and no MLB The Show 25 stubs are required.

No.2 99 OVR Carlos Beltran Signature

• Contact Right: 112
• Contact Left: 112
• Power Right: 100
• Power Left: 103
• Vision: 100
• Discipline: 100
• Clutch: 114
• Bunt: 57
• Drag Bunt: 50
• Durability: 99

You can tell from the overall rating that he is very strong. Most of the data of 99 OVR Carlos Beltran is better than Xavier Edwards. The reason he is placed in the second place is that it is more difficult to get.

He is the top-ranked center fielder, right fielder and designated hitter in MLB 25. You need to complete All Live Collection quest to get this card, which will consume a lot of your MLB 25 stubs.

No.3 92 OVR Luis Rengifo Standout

• Contact Right: 88
• Contact Left: 122
• Power Right: 81
• Power Left: 75
• Vision: 91
• Discipline: 98
• Clutch: 92
• Bunt: 40
• Drag Bunt: 25
• Durability: 94

92 OVR Luis Rengifo was officially launched on May 15th. His batting attributes are already very good. If it is upgraded by Pitcher Captain, then this card will have no weaknesses.

This card is currently worth around 92,000 stubs. This is because he can be the second baseman, third baseman, shortstop, and left and right outfielder in your team, and it is a very flexible and versatile card.

No.4 89 OVR Ozzie Smith 2nd Half Heroes

• Contact Right: 90
• Contact Left: 81
• Power Right: 30
• Power Left: 70
• Vision: 103
• Discipline: 83
• Clutch: 75
• Bunt: 99
• Drag Bunt: 99
• Durability: 88

89 OVR Ozzie Smith comes from 2nd Inning XP Path Program. His right hand power is relatively weak in batting, but his contact attributes are very good.

Ozzie Smith’s main position is shortstop, and he is particularly good at defense and speed. His 5 quirks make up for his lack of power to a certain extent.

No.5 81 OVR Geraldo Perdomo Diamondbacks

• Contact Right: 65
• Contact Left: 97
• Power Right: 52
• Power Left: 32
• Vision: 90
• Discipline: 86
• Clutch: 90
• Bunt: 48
• Drag Bunt: 47
• Durability: 90

81 OVR Geraldo Perdomo’s attributes don’t seem to be very good, but as a switch-hitter, Geraldo Perdomo’s data is very balanced and can play as a shortstop, second baseman and third baseman.

The way to get it is also easy. You only need 800 stubs to get this card, and he can get the bonus of both Hitter Captain and Pitcher Captain.

No.6 90 OVR Chipper Jones All-Star

• Contact Right: 72
• Contact Left: 125
• Power Right: 70
• Power Left: 103
• Vision: 87
• Discipline: 85
• Clutch: 66
• Bunt: 35
• Drag Bunt: 25
• Durability: 97

Chipper Jones is quite good at dealing with balls from the left side, whether he uses his left hand or right hand. He is similar to Geraldo Perdomo, both of whom can get the bonus of Hitter Captain and Pitcher Captain, but you need 4,700 stubs to unlock him, and Chipper Jones can only appear as a third baseman.

No.7 90 OVR Chipper Jones Ranked 1000

• Contact Right: 72
• Contact Left: 125
• Power Right: 70
• Power Left: 103
• Vision: 87
• Discipline: 85
• Clutch: 66
• Bunt: 35
• Drag Bunt: 25
• Durability: 97

The reason why the card is placed at Rank 7, it is more difficult to get than All-Star Chipper Jones.

No.8 90 OVR Ted Simmons Awards

• Contact Right: 90
• Contact Left: 99
• Power Right: 72
• Power Left: 63
• Vision: 95
• Discipline: 72
• Clutch: 107
• Bunt: 35
• Drag Bunt: 25
• Durability 94

90 OVR Ted Simmons has two good hitting attributes, but his power is slightly lacking in comparison. Ted Simmons can help you defend as a left fielder, but his speed attribute is very poor. Another reason this card is placed in the eighth place is that it is a bit difficult to get, like 99 OVR Carlos Beltran.

No.9 92 OVR Jorge Posada Standout

• Contact Right: 97
• Contact Left: 88
• Power Right: 100
• Power Left: 80
• Vision: 80
• Discipline: 86
• Clutch: 100
• Bunt: 35
• Drag Bunt: 25
• Durability: 93

92 OVR Jorge Posada is the second-ranked catcher in MLB 25. His batting attributes are very perfect, but he can only play as a catcher and designated hitter, and his value is too high which you need about 140,000 stubs to unlock it.

No.10 84 OVR Jurickson Profar New Threads

• Contact Right: 79
• Contact Left: 92
• Power Right: 65
• Power Left: 79
• Vision: 81
• Discipline: 81
• Clutch: 100
• Bunt: 63
• Drag Bunt: 58
• Durability: 98

Jurickson Profar can play as a first baseman and left fielder, and after he gets all the bonuses, his batting attributes are among the top hitters. You can get this card through trading, and its current value is 21,000 stubs.

These switch-hitting may not be the best in terms of individual attributes, but in terms of difficulty to get them and all their attributes, they are the best switch-hitting.

MLB The Show 25 player ratings are not static. Every once in a while, the developers will adjust the player’s score up or down, or even upgrade gold cards to Diamond cards. Every player whose OVR is increased will have a higher value in the free market, and betting on which players will get the increase and making a profit is also one of the fun things for players.

In the latest update, 11 players have been upgraded to gold cards. Let’s have a look at their changes.

1. Cal Raleigh (86 OVR)

• Contact Right: 60
• Contact Left: 45
• Power Right: 98
• Power Left: 105
• Vision: 55
• Discipline: 91
• Clutch: 44
• Bunt: 42
• Drag Bunt: 25
• Durability: 90

Cal Raleigh is a catcher for Mariners. Over the past month, the value of this card has been steadily rising. Its value was less than 1,000 stubs at its lowest point, but now it is worth nearly 4,000 stubs.

Its value has basically reached its peak, and players who have hoarded 86 OVR Cal Raleig can sell it now.

2. Joe Ryan (86 OVR)

• Stamina: 83
• H/9: 79
• K/9: 73
• BB/9: 88
• HR/9: 52
• Pitch Clutch: 71
• Control: 66
• Velocity: 85
• Break: 72

Joe Ryan is the starting pitcher of Twins team and is right-handed. He has 5 pitching methods:

• 4-Seam Fastball
• Splitter
• Fastball Running
• Slider
• Sinker

As a starting pitcher, his data is not top-notch, but after the improvement by Pitcher Captain and Parallel Level, Joe Ryan can also be among the excellent starting pitchers.

His value has been rising since April 28 from 1,000 MLB The Show 25 Stubs and is valued at around 3,700 stubs now.

3. Hunter Brown (86 OVR)

• Stamina: 87
• H/9: 84
• K/9: 73
• BB/9: 73
• HR/9: 79
• Pitch Clutch: 76
• Control: 67
• Velocity: 99
• Break: 99

Hunter Brown is Astros’ right-handed starting pitcher who is also good at 5 pitches:

• 4-Seam Fastball
• Sinker
• Cutter
• Circle Change
• 12-6 Curve

Hunter Brown’s statistics are similar to Joe Ryan’s, but more balanced. However, his pitching speed and selection are very high, which makes his pitching very threatening.

Before May 23, Hunter Brown’s value had risen from 800 stubs to 2,700 stubs. After the update, he jumped another 1,000 stubs, and it seems that there is still room for growth.

4.Hunter Greene (86 OVR)

• Stamina: 83
• H/9: 87
• K/9: 76
• BB/9: 68
• HR/9: 61
• Pitch Clutch: 96
• Control: 66
• Velocity: 92
• Break: 82

Hunter Greene is a starting pitcher for Reds. He uses right-handed pitching and can use 4 pitching methods:

• 4-Seam Fastball
• Slider
• Splitter
• Slurve

This card ranks 61st among starting pitchers in MLB 25 and has 4 quirks. After the update, its value is basically stable at 3,700 stubs.

5. Bryan Woo (86 OVR)

• Stamina: 90
• H/9: 84
• K/9: 60
• BB/9: 88
• HR/9: 69
• Pitch Clutch 67
• Control: 73
• Velocity: 97
• Break: 70

Bryan Woo is a right-handed pitcher for Mariners who specializes in 5 pitches:

• 4-Seam Fastball
• Sinker
• Slider
• Circle Change
• Fastball Running

86 OVR Bryan Woo ranks 72nd among all starting pitchers. However, he also has a 92 OVR Color Storm card, which ranks 6th among starting pitchers, and this is one reason for his continued increase in price.

6. Byron Buxton (85 OVR)

• Contact Right: 62
• Contact Left: 86
• Power Right: 84
• Power Left: 70
• Vision: 45
• Discipline: 49
• Clutch: 80
• Bunt: 83
• Drag Bunt: 79
• Durability: 80

Byron Buxton is a center fielder for Twins who is good at hitting with his right hand. This card has 6 quirks, and although his batting attributes are average, he is quite good at defense and has a high Speed of 95.

Byron Buxton ranks 48th among center fielders, and his value is stable at 3,100 MLB The Show 25 stubs, and the May 23 update did not bring him an enormous increase.

7. Logan Webb (85 OVR)

• Stamina: 94
• H/9: 73
• K/9: 68
• BB/9: 86
• HR/9: 90
• Pitch Clutch: 71
• Control: 75
• Velocity: 83
• Break: 94

Logan Webb is the starting pitcher for Giants and is good at using right-handed pitching. He is good at 5 pitching methods:

• Sinker
• Circle Change
• Fastball Running
• Cutter
• 4-Seam Fastball

Without exception, Logan Webb’s 5 pitching methods are fast. His best pitch is sinker. Whether it is velocity, control or rotation, he is at the top level. 85 OVR Logan Webb’s value has increased by about 1,000 stubs after the update on May 23.

8. Josh Hader (85 OVR)

• Stamina: 28
• H/9: 108
• K/9: 91
• BB/9: 60
• HR/9: 71
• Pitch Clutch: 90
• Control: 68
• Velocity: 95
• Break: 67

Josh Hader is Astros’ closer and a rare left-hander. He currently ranks 36th among all closers and is good at three pitches: 2-Seam Fastball, Slider and Circle Change. His value has been slowly rising since April.

9. Andres Munoz (85 OVR)

• Stamina: 25
• H/9: 118
• K/9: 89
• BB/9: 51
• HR/9: 87
• Pitch Clutch: 98
• Control: 76
• Velocity: 99
• Break: 74

Andres Munoz is a right-handed closer for Mariners. His statistics are all good, only his BB/9 is a bit low, but it doesn’t affect him as a closer.

10. Nathan Eovaldi (85 OVR)

• Stamina: 86
• H/9: 87
• K/9: 66
• BB/9: 82
• HR/9: 78
• Pitch Clutch: 72
• Control: 70
• Velocity: 80
• Break: 94

Nathan Eovaldi is the starting pitcher of Rangers. He can use 5 pitches, and the best one is 4-Seam Fastball. This card only cost 200 stubs when it was first released, but now you have to prepare 3300 stubs.

If you have some of this card, you’d better sell it now. After all, he is only ranked 85th among starting pitchers and has only one quirk. The current value is close to its limit.

11. Alex Bregman (85 OVR)

• Contact Right: 88
• Contact Left: 74
• Power Right: 86
• Power Left: 60
• Vision: 82
• Discipline: 67
• Clutch: 72
• Bunt: 35
• Drag Bunt: 27
• Durability: 98

The last new diamond card is Red Sox third baseman Alex Bregman. The value of this card has been rising since the beginning of May, from 1,000 stubs to 3,100 stubs, and has basically stabilized at this value.

The above are the 11 new diamond cards. Check them out to see if you have stockpiled them and make a fortune from them!

On May 23 update, MLB The Show 25 updated 30 Color Storm series cards of each team. These cards can only be unlocked by team affinity missions and can no longer be traded with stubs in the free market.

The 30 cards are from National League and American League teams. Some of them are voted by players, and some are decided by the developers themselves. Their total scores are 91 points or 92 points. This time we mainly introduce the rewards that the 15 teams in National League can bring.

National League Missions And Rewards

Each team has a small program. You can get team affinity points by completing each team’s Missions to unlock 10 rewards. These rewards include XP, team icons, card packs and Color Storm cards, but none of them include MLB The Show 25 stubs.

1. Diamondbacks

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Diamondbacks player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Diamondbacks player: 10,000 TA
• Pitch three innings with Jolt Martinez: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Diamondbacks player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Diamondbacks player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 35,000 TA
• Diamondbacks Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Gurriel Jr.: 50,000 TA

2. Braves

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Braves player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Braves player: 10,000 TA
• Pitch three innings with Jolt Glavine: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Braves player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Braves player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Braves City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Braves Alt: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Riley: 50,000 TA

3. Cubs

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Cubs player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Cubs player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Soriano: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Cubs player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Cubs City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Cubs Alt: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Hoerner: 50,000 TA

4. Reds

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Reds player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Reds player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Bench: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Reds batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Reds pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Reds City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Reds Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 92 OVR Lodolo: 50,000 TA

5. Rockies

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Rockies player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Rockies player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Helton: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Rockies player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Rockies player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 35,000 TA
• Rockies Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Tovar: 50,000 TA

6. Dodgers

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Dodgers player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Muncy: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Dodgers player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Dodgers player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Dodgers City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Dodgers Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Treinen: 50,000 TA

7. Marlins

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Marlins player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Marlins player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt P. Wilson: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Marlins player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Marlins player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 35,000 TA
• Marlins Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Edwards: 50,000 TA

8. Brewers

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Brewers player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Brewers player: 10,000 TA
• Pitch three innings with Jolt Fingers: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Brewers player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Brewers player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Brewers City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Brewers Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Frelick: 50,000 TA

9. Mets

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Mets player: 10,000 TA
• Score 50 base hits with a Mets player: 10,000 TA
• Pitch three innings with Jolt Franco: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Mets player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Mets player pitcher PXP: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Mets City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Mets Alt Home: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Vientos: 50,000 TA

10. Phillies

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Phillies player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Phillies player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Schwarber: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Phillies player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Phillies player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Phillies City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Phillies Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Realmuto: 50,000 TA

11. Pirates

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Pirates player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 base hits with Jolt McCutchen: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Pirates player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Pirates player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Pirates City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Pirates Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 92 OVR J. Jones: 50,000 TA

12. Padres

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Padres player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Padres player: 10,000 TA
• Pitch three innings with Jolt Musgrove: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Padres player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Padres player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Padres City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Padres Alt Home: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 92 OVR Cronenworth: 50,000 TA

13. Giants

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Giants player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Giants player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt H. Thompson: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Giants player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP using a Giants player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 35,000 TA
• Giants Alt 1: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR J.H. Lee: 50,000 TA

14. Cardinals

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 with a Cardinals player: 10,000 TA
• Get on base 50 times with a Cardinals player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Edmonds: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Cardinals player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Cardinals player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• Cardinals City Connect: 35,000 TA
• Cardinals Alt Home: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Scott II: 50,000 TA

15. Nationals

Moments & Missions

• Moments: 10,000 TA
• Strike out 25 times with a Nationals player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 base hits with a Nationals player: 10,000 TA
• Get 5 hits with Jolt Wood: 10,000 TA
• Get 1,500 PXP with a Nationals player batter: 20,000 TA
• Get 2,500 PXP with a Nationals player pitcher: 20,000 TA

Rewards

• Team Icon: 5,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 10,000 TA
• 1,500 XP: 15,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 20,000 TA
• Stadium Sound: 25,000 TA
• 3,000 XP: 30,000 TA
• MLB The Show 25 pack: 35,000 TA
• Nationals Alt: 40,000 TA
• Ballin’ is a Habit: 45,000 TA
• 91 OVR Ruiz: 50,000 TA

The above are all the tasks and rewards of Color Storm National League. Although the rewards for each team are not much, they are also very generous rewards when accumulated, and you can exchange duplicate cards from MLB The Show 25 pack into stubs.