If you have been grinding Diamond Dynasty this year, you already know the pure shot of dopamine that comes with seeing a Chase Pack pop up in your inventory. These premium packs hold some of the most dominant, game-changing cards in the game, dropping sequentially through weekly content updates.

Whether you are lucky enough to pull one at random from a standard Show Pack (which usually sits at a rough 1:50 drop rate) or you are dropping stubs on a 50-pack bundle to get that guaranteed bonus voucher, tracking who is actually in these packs is crucial for building your endgame squad.

Through June 2026, we have seen exactly 15 Chase Packs enter the rotation. Here is the complete chronological breakdown of every single player featured so far, what makes them special, and how these pack mechanics actually work under the hood.

The Complete Chronological List of Chase Packs

The power curve in MLB The Show 26 has steadily climbed from launch up to the coveted 99 overall tier. Below is the full order of release:

Pack Player OVR Position Series Type Release Date

Chase 1 Ted Williams 92 LF All-Star Watchlist March 20, 2026

Chase 2 Mookie Betts 92 SS Egg Hunt Watchlist March 27, 2026

Chase 3 Giancarlo Stanton 93 LF Postseason Watchlist April 3, 2026

Chase 4 Cody Bellinger 93 CF Awards Watchlist April 10, 2026

Chase 5 Craig Biggio 94 2B Awards Watchlist April 17, 2026

Chase 6 Aroldis Chapman 94 CP Cityscapes Watchlist April 24, 2026

Chase 7 Ken Griffey Jr. 95 CF All-Star Watchlist May 1, 2026

Chase 8 Carlos Santana 95 1B Mural Watchlist May 8, 2026

Chase 9 Ted Simmons 96 C Prime Watchlist May 15, 2026

Chase 10 Derek Jeter 96 SS Vintage Watchlist May 22, 2026

Chase 11 Al Leiter 97 SP Signature Watchlist May 29, 2026

Chase 12 Lance Berkman 97 RF Postseason Watchlist June 5, 2026

Chase 13 Cal Raleigh 98 C Summer Watchlist June 12, 2026

Chase 14 Jimmy Rollins 98 SS Signature Watchlist June 15, 2026 (Mid-week)

Chase 15 Mickey Mantle 99 CF Milestone Watchlist June 18, 2026

How Chase Packs Work in MLB The Show 26

If you are new to the Diamond Dynasty ecosystem or just want to maximize your strategy for obtaining these cards, there are three main things you need to keep in mind regarding how these packs behave.

1. How to Get Your Hands on Them

You cannot just walk into the Show Shop and buy an individual Chase Pack with stubs. Instead, they are distributed through two main methods:

The Lucky Drop: Every time you open a standard individual The Show Pack, there is a small percentage chance it will randomly award you a Chase Pack as a bonus pull.

The Guaranteed Route: Purchasing a 50-Pack Bundle directly from the Show Market automatically guarantees you one Chase Pack corresponding to the current live rotation.

2. The "Drop" Mechanics & Odds

Opening a Chase Pack guarantees you a Diamond-tier player card, but it does not give you a 100% guarantee of pulling the exact headlining player featured on the cover.

Instead, you are pulling from a premium pool. You get a significantly boosted percentage chance (typically hovering around 1-in-25 to 1-in-50 depending on the specific tier of the pack) to land the featured player. If you miss the main headliner, the rest of the pack pool is filled out with other high-end Live Series or rare Flashback diamonds to ensure you still walk away with a valuable asset.

3. Playing the Community Marketplace

Because Chase Pack cards boast top-tier attributes and carry a high degree of scarcity, they command massive value on the Community Market.

If you are trying to manage your budget, keep an eye on the power curve. Early-game Chase cards (like the 92 and 93 overalls from March and April) naturally drop in price as the meta shifts. On the flip side, the freshly released 98 and 99 overall juggernauts frequently command hundreds of thousands of stubs. If you pull a new headliner but do not need them for your specific theme team or lineup style, selling early during the release window is usually the best way to fund the rest of your roster build.