Welcome back, baseball fans! Today, we're diving into the exciting world of MLB The Show 25, specifically focusing on the newly launched Team Affinity players introduced in MLB 25 Stubs the Color Spotlight event. In this guide, we'll break down the rankings of these players based on their stats, usability, and overall impact on the game. Whether you're a returning player or new to the franchise, this guide will help you understand which cards are worth your time and investment, especially when it comes to spending those valuable MLB The Show 25 Stubs.

Overview of the Color Spotlight Event

The Color Spotlight event is a unique program distinct from the traditional Team Affinity, allowing players to grind for new cards from each team in approximately an hour per team. Collecting these players can enhance your rosters, especially if you enjoy building theme teams. Most of these new cards carry captains' roles, which boost team performance, making them fundamental to any serious squad.

Ranking System

We've categorized the players into five tiers:

·S Tier: Elite players who can substantially impact your lineup.

·A Tier: Very good players that can hold their own in nearly any situation.

·B Tier: Solid, usable cards, though they may not be game-changers.

·C Tier: Serviceable cards that could fit specific niches.

·D Tier: Poor options that likely won't add much value to your team.

Player Rankings

S Tier

1.Ronald Acuña Jr.: While not a top-tier card with stats below 100 power against both sides, his speedy play and overall value in right field make him notable, especially as a crowd favorite.

2.Mike Piazza: A substantial upgrade over previous catcher options with good hitting stats, he's the cream of the crop and a go-to player for any lineup.

3.Ben Joyce: A must-have for MLB The Show Stubs those seeking a pitcher with double outlier. He can throw consistently fast, making him an invaluable asset.

4.Victor Scott: As a versatile center fielder, Scott offers excellent offensive capabilities, making him an upgrade over lesser cards like PCA.