MLB The Show 25 stubs

In an official MLB 25 baseball game, each team needs to be equipped with players who can take charge of different positions. Among them, the pitcher is a relatively important defensive player, who is mainly responsible for throwing the baseball from the pitcher’s mound to the catcher, to get the batter who tries to contact the pitch or get a walk out.

It is worth noting that according to the characteristics of the players and other reasons, the pitchers in baseball games can be further divided into starting pitchers, relief pitchers, and middle relievers, etc. Of course, no matter what kind of pitcher, as long as you want to ensure that you can win in the game, you will always tend to exchange MLB 25 Stubs for those stronger pitchers.

We have introduced some of the best starting pitchers in MLB The Show 25 in other articles before, and this time we have selected 10 best relief pitchers for you based on a comprehensive evaluation of multiple stats, and will introduce them from low to high.

10. RP Cade Smith-88

Cade Smith had an outstanding season last year, earning him an 88 total, making him one of the top non-closer relievers in the game.

• 90 H/9
• 82 K/9
• 73 BB/9
• 95 HR/9
• 75 Control
• 83 Velocity
• 80 Break
• 99 Clutch
• 677 Total

9. CP Felix Bautista-85

This player missed the 2024 season due to injury, but when he returns, I believe his high-velocity fastball will be enough to help you beat most hitters.

• 99 H/9
• 98 K/9
• 36 BB/9
• 75 HR/9
• 82 Control
• 99 Velocity
• 92 Break
• 98 Clutch
• 679 Total

8. RP Tanner Scott-84

While Tanner Scott’s stats look great, his attributes are very inconsistent in his game - sometimes the stats are not entirely reliable. For example, Tanner allowed 309 hits in 374.2 innings pitched, but his rating was a near-perfect H/9, while he struck out 490 batters, but his K/9 was only 79.

• 98 H/9
• 79 K/9
• 52 BB/9
• 87 HR/9
• 80 Control
• 89 Velocity
• 97 Break
• 99 Clutch
• 681 Total

7. RP Blake Treinen-84

Treinen is an explosive pitcher from the Dodger team. His on-field movements are very deceptive and even make those hitters who are “tricked” by him look stupid. Treinen is one of three players with all pitching attribute ratings above 70, along with Cade Smith and Griffin Jax, and his three best ratings are velocity, break, and clutch.

• 90 H/9
• 71 K/9
• 73 BB/9
• 80 HR/9
• 75 Control
• 99 Break
• 96 Velocity
• 99 Clutch
• 683 Total

6. RP Griffin Jax-83

As the main pitcher for the Twins, Griffin Jax has received excellent reviews in the 2024 MLB season, and based on the trend, he should be able to continue this performance until now. If you can redeem him to your team through MLB The Show 25 Stubs, his velocity and break will be of great help to you.

• 86 H/9
• 72 K/9
• 76 BB/9
• 80 HR/9
• 78 Control
• 99 Velocity
• 95 Break
• 99 Clutch
• 685 Total

5. CP Mason Miller-88

As one of the most powerful young pitchers in the league, the 26-year-old Mason Miller’s pitching speed can sometimes reach 103 miles per hour, which batters can’t keep up with, and his strikeout rate is over 90 and his walk rate is over 50. It is worth mentioning that Mason Miller ranked fourth in Rookie of the Year race last season.

Mason Miller’s main advantages are his velocity on his four-seamer and his powerful slider, which can allow right-handed players to chase out of the zone, and his circle changeup, which he is good at using, can disrupt the batter’s movements.

• 99 H/9
• 99 K/9
• 57 BB/9
• 72 HR/9
• 84 Control
• 99 Velocity
• 95 Break
• 80 Clutch
• 685 Total

4. RP Matt Strahm-84

Matt Strahm’s outstanding slider is one of his most outstanding strengths, which makes his other characteristics not so outstanding, but also enough to deal with most situations.

• 94 H/9
• 77 K/9
• 81 BB/9
• 69 HR/9
• 81 Control
• 88 Velocity
• 99 Break
• 97 Clutch
• 686 Total

3. CP Ryan Helsley-85

Ryan Helsley’s relief pitcher rating is the same as in previous seasons, with high H/9, velocity, break and clutch scores, and extremely low BB/9 rating. Fortunately, his K/9 is 80, HR/9 is 87, and control is 80, which are all relatively high, and these three are the main factors that determine whether a relief pitcher is good enough.

• 92 H/9
• 80 K/9
• 53 BB/9
• 87 HR/9
• 80 Control
• 99 Velocity
• 97 Break
• 99 Clutch
• 687 Total

2. CP Jeff Hoffman-86

Although Hoffman’s BB/9 score is in the normal range of relief pitchers, it has improved a lot compared to his previous performance, which is enough to prove that he will get better performance in the next season. In addition, Hoffman has changed from 9 K/9 to 12.1 K/9, and the number of walks has also been reduced from 45 in 2021 to 16.

• 95 H/9
• 81 K/9
• 65 BB/9
• 76 HR/9
• 84 Control
• 99 Velocity
• 99 Break
• 95 Clutch
• 694 Total

1. CP Emmanuel Clase-91

Emmanuel Clase is probably the best relief pitcher right now, not only because he finished third in the Cy Young race and has been an All-Star every year since 2022, but also because his stats are pretty good, with seven stats at 85 or higher.

• 99 H/9
• 60 K/9
• 89 BB/9
• 87 HR/9
• 86 Control
• 99 Velocity
• 90 Break
• 99 Clutch
• 709 Total

How about it? Do you like any of these relief pitchers? If you find the pitcher that best suits you, don’t hesitate to consume stubs and get them now!

In the real world, different countries and regions have different stadiums for baseball games. Some of them were born earlier, fully demonstrating the early geographical characteristics or sports culture development process of the region, and some of them are modern buildings showing the characteristics of the times with new trends and advancements.

When these stadiums are reflected in the game MLB The Show 25, they represent the scenery you can play in and the number of spectators who will watch the game outside. There are currently more than 50 stadiums in the game, some of which may require you to exchange them through MLB 25 Stubs because of their exquisiteness, so we will introduce you to the 6 top stadiums, so that you can exchange limited stubs for unlimited happiness!

1. PNC Park

No matter from which angle, PNC Park is the well-deserved first place among the stadiums in MLB The Show 25. While it’s not suitable in all MLB 25 game modes, the city views are always pretty nice, like the iconic Roberto Clemente Bridge behind the outfield and the always-beautiful Pittsburgh skyline.

While baseball contest should be as fair as possible, sometimes the stadium in MLB 25 can have an impact on your players’ performance. For example, most of PNC Park outfield is pretty standard, but there is a small fence in left field that is perfect for grabbing home runs, and the outfield wall is a good distance from home plate, which allows you to keep a good balance between offense and defense.

2. Date Palm Field

Since the birth of MLB The Show series, Date Palm Field has been one of the most suitable stadiums for ranked games, because the overall design is well-balanced, making home runs moderately difficult and able to take into account both offense and defense. This allows your pitcher or batter to play a role throughout the game.

In terms of scenery, Date Palm Field doesn’t have a lot of special features, but the palm trees scattered around the outfield wall make it look more suitable for daytime games. After all, the main reason most players choose here is to get a better baseball experience.

3. Fenway Park

Opened in 1912, Fenway Park can be said to be one of the oldest baseball stadiums in the United States, which is why it has witnessed so many of the most special moments in international baseball games. Although the stadium is no longer suitable for real life because of problems such as aging facilities caused by its early construction time, it still feels good in MLB The Show 25.

The high wall in the left outfield of the stadium is the main feature, which can help right-handed powerful hitters get a lot of doubles and home runs. Although a strange triangle in the center field may make it more difficult to hit home runs and track the ball in the outfield, the wall in the right outfield makes up for it.

In addition, Pesky Pole on the right side of the stadium is the shortest fence in Majors, only 302 feet away from the home plate, so you can easily hit home runs and home run doubles around the fence with your left hand.

4. Petco Park

Petco Park is popular with both players and fans and is also home to San Diego Padres. One of the most scenic stadiums in MLB, Petco Park’s most notable feature is Western Metal Supply Co. building behind the left field wall - this brick building has balconies for fans to enjoy the game.

In addition, there is a small stand next to the building with a large scoreboard above it, and there is a two-story stand in right field with another scoreboard above it. When you start playing at this stadium in MLB 25, you will see several tall buildings against San Diego sky in center field, as well as a grass wall that can serve as a vantage point for the batter.

5. Bayfront Stadium

Bayfront Stadium is also a good stadium to use in MLB The Show 25 Ranked because of its atmosphere and the fact that the outfield wall is close to home plate - the right field wall is only 330 feet away from home plate. But the real attraction of Bayfront Stadium is the huge and colorful Ferris wheel that rotates behind right field. If you play a night game at the stadium, you will see the Ferris wheel light up in the night sky, which is very spectacular; during the daytime game, you can see an entire boardwalk and a yellow roller coaster across the skyline.

6. Old Texas Stadium

As the former home stadium of Texas Rangers, although Old Texas Stadium has been replaced by Globe Life Field, it does not mean that the scenery here has become less attractive. When you play in MLB 25, you will find that the dozens of towering balconies above the center field are full of fans, and there is also a grassy hill on the wall of the center field, and fans can run up to grab the home run ball, which is very interesting.

In addition, there are two enormous stands located in the left and right outfields around the center field. When you are on the second level of any stand, you know that you have hit the ball. In short, the outfield here is large, and the view for the batter is very wide, and the experience is very good.

The above are the 6 best stadiums in MLB The Show 25. If possible, you can prioritize the most distinctive ones according to your needs. I hope you can get the best baseball game experience in these stadiums!