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Jordan Hicks

The 11th best relief pitcher in MLB The Show 26, out of 799 that we rate.

this card

the worst relief pitcher in the gamethe best

48,898to buy it
30,002sells back for
18,896the difference
8,000the game always pays
99.5our rating (game says 97)

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Jordan Hicks 97 OVR MLB The Show 26 card
Costly to change your mind

It costs 48,898 stubs to buy, but sells back for only 30,002. Buy it, decide you don't want it, and you are down 18,896 stubs. Worth owning if you will actually use it — expensive if you are only trying it out.

What he actually does

This card has a very good velocity at 99, and very good break on the ball at 99. Hitters strike out against him at 115 and he avoids walks at 61 — the free passes are a real risk. Stamina of 25 means an inning or two at most — this is a bullpen card.

Best at

  • Velocityvery good #1 99
  • Breakvery good #1 99
  • Avoiding hitselite #1 125
  • Avoiding home runsvery good #1 99

Worst at

  • Staminavery poor #1,129 25
  • Controlaverage #697 61

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Quirks4 on this card

HomebodyPerforms better when playing at home
Night PlayerPerforms better when playing night games
Outlier IPrimary pitch exceeds max velocity limit
Outlier IISecondary pitch exceeds max velocity limit

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Stuff

Velocity99
Control61
Break99
Pitching ability82

What hitters do against him

Strikeouts115
Strikeouts vs righties105
Strikeouts vs lefties125
Avoiding hits125
Avoiding hits vs righties125
Avoiding hits vs lefties125
Avoiding walks61
Avoiding home runs99

Holding up

Stamina25
Clutch125
Durability90

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