Diamond Dynasty Update: New Impact Veterans Released

It’s a light Friday update by Diamond Dynasty standards. A new pack, a couple new cards and a small roster update are the major highlights.

Recommended Videos

The June 2nd Bases Loaded pack costs 5,000 Stubs per pack (limit 3 per person) and will have a guaranteed Impact Veteran or Breakout Series player in it. The new players in these packs (in addition to all the old classics) are Impact Veteran Aaron Hill (89 overall), Impact Veteran Angel Pagan (85), Impact Veteran Dioner Navarro (84), Impact Veteran Denard Span (84), Impact Veteran Justin Morneau (81), Impact Veteran Johnny Bench (78), and Impact Veteran Dale Murphy (73). I would say these packs are not worth your Stubs, so if you’re really dying to get a couple more Breakout or Impact Veterans just head to the Marketplace and buy a couple.

Battle Royale got a mid-week update that added Breakout Eric Gagne (97) and Hardware Joey Votto (96) as two new potential rewards for going 12-0. Another group of players were added today as potential rewards for various tiers of wins. These players include Impact Veteran Chipper Jones (95), Postseason Flashback Cole Hamels (95), Impact Veteran Cliff Floyd (88), Impact Veteran Drew Storen (87), Impact Veteran Shin-Soo Choo (85), Impact Veteran Joaquin Benoit (85), All-Star Odubel Herrera (84), Impact Veteran Drew Pomeranz (84), Impact Veteran Roberto Alomar (83), All-Star Addison Russell (82), and Impact Veteran Ted Williams (80).

In terms of the roster update, it lacks any major impact, but as always, we still have some players moving between tiers.

Moving Up

Gold: David Robertson (86)
Silver: Robbie Ray (82), Luis Severino (82), Jake McGee (82), Cameron Maybin (80), Alex Avila (80)
Bronze: Adam Frazier (74), Paul Sewald (73), Koda Glover (72), Chase Whitley (71)

Charlie Blackmon also improved his Gold status this week.

Moving Down

Bronze: Danny Salazar (79)

related content
Read Article Ultimate Team Modes in 2018: What We Want More and Less Of
Read Article The 2017 Sports Game of the Year: MLB The Show 17
Read Article Best Solo/Career Mode of 2017: MLB The Show 17's Road to the Show
Read Article Diamond Dynasty in MLB The Show 17 was the Best Card Collecting Mode of 2017
Read Article The Best Gameplay of 2017? MLB The Show 17
Related Content
Read Article Ultimate Team Modes in 2018: What We Want More and Less Of
Read Article The 2017 Sports Game of the Year: MLB The Show 17
Read Article Best Solo/Career Mode of 2017: MLB The Show 17's Road to the Show
Read Article Diamond Dynasty in MLB The Show 17 was the Best Card Collecting Mode of 2017
Read Article The Best Gameplay of 2017? MLB The Show 17
Author
Chase Becotte
Chase has written at Operation Sports for over 10 years, and he's been playing sports games way longer than even that. He loves just about any good sports game but gravitates to ones that coincide with the ongoing real seasons of the NBA, NHL, MLB, NFL, and so on.