MLB The Show 22 Roster update schedule: July 15 changes

Lawrence Scotti
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MLB The Show 22 receives regular roster updates throughout the MLB season to make sure players’ in-game rating accurately represent their actual play. Here is everything you need to know about the next roster update, including when it’s slated to go live.

The Show is back, and with it, near-daily content updates for its most popular card-collecting mode, Diamond Dynasty.

As the MLB season hits its stride, many players from all 30 teams will be due for rating hikes, as well as drops.

Here is the schedule for when the next roster update is coming to the game, as well as how often you can plan to have roster updates down the line.

MLB The Show 22 official gameplay screenshot
MLB The Show 22 is available for download on Xbox Game Pass.

MLB The Show 22 roster update schedule

The most recent MLB The Show 22 roster update dropped on July 15 and changed a ton of players’ overall ratings.

Following this update, the next one can be expected to drop on July 29.

June 10 roster changes for MLB The Show 22

With this roster update, there were a handful of players who have performed well enough to get a bump in rating.

The July 15 roster update made the following players Diamond level cards: Ryan Helsley, Max Fried, Sandy Alcantara, Nico Hoerner, and Will Smith.

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Being that Alcantara is currently the favorite to win the Cy Young award, it’s likely the ace’s rating of 85 will continue to skyrocket beyond just the July 15 update.

The best player in Diamond Dynasty is still Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Angels at a 94 rating, besting the competition by two whole points.

If you want to see every player that was updated you can view the changes from the home page of Diamond Dynasty, then navigate to the bottom right and select Roster Update.

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Lawrence is a former Dexerto writer, based in New York City, who covered entertainment and games for Dexerto focusing on Hearthstone, World of Warcraft, NBA 2K, and any indie game he can review.