MLB The Show 26 · Starting Pitcher

Best Starting Pitchers in MLB The Show 26

The best starting pitcher you can buy is Jake Arrieta, at 19,996 stubs. You probably should not buy him. Andrew Alvarez is 3.2 of a point behind at 9,994.

15ranked by Pulse
11on the market
4🔒 program rewards
9,994cheapest worth buying
The ceiling
1
99 · Finest · Cubs
111.0Pulse
19,996to buy

The best money can reach — and 2.0× the price of the card you should actually buy.

Buy this one
4
99 · Spotlight · Nationals
107.8Pulse
9,994to buy

50.0% of Jake Arrieta's price to give up 3.2 of a point.

Buy Andrew Alvarez. He leaves 10,002 stubs in your pocket against Jake Arrieta, the best starting pitcher money can buy.

If he has been bought out:
CC Sabathia, 10,419 — 0.3 further back.

The other thirteen four locked behind programs
2
99 · Awards · Guardians
108.5
125,000
3
99 · Milestone · Angels
108.2
90,000
5
99 · Milestone · Marlins
107.6
84,999
6
99 · Ranked 1000 · Marlins
107.6
Earn
7
99 · Milestone · Yankees
107.5
10,419
8
99 · Milestone · Red Sox
107.4
72,999
9
99 · Spotlight · Mariners
106.5
40,800
10
99 · Subway · Yankees
106.0
Earn
11
99 · Spotlight · Rangers
105.3
40,000
12
99 · Milestone · Mets
105.0
66,998
13
99 · Spotlight · Nationals
104.4
12,795
14
99 · Pipeline · Mariners
104.4
Earn
15
99 · Field of Dreams · Phillies
104.4
Earn
How this ranking is built

The game stops its overall rating at 99, so its best starting pitchers all print the same number and the list stops being a list. Pulse Rating re-rates each card from its own attributes using the game's own recipe, left uncapped — which is why the top of this page reads 111.0, 108.5, 108.2 instead of 99, 99, 99. “Buy this one” is the cheapest card still within 2.0 points of the best one you can buy, not a hand-picked favourite. Every weight is published on How Pulse Rating Works.