San Diego Studio (SDS) continues to roll out significant improvements for MLB The Show 25, and the latest patch, Update 10, brings a mix of fresh content, gameplay refinements, and much-needed bug fixes across the board. Released earlier this month, the update introduces the Chicago White Sox's brand-new City Connect uniforms while also addressing technical issues and enhancing several of MLB 25 Stubs the game's most popular modes, including Diamond Dynasty, Road to the Show, Franchise, and Stadium Creator.

For dedicated fans, keeping up with updates is crucial, not just for smoother gameplay, but also for navigating the in-game economy. With marketplace adjustments and rewards tweaks affecting MLB 25 Stubs and progression paths, this patch impacts both casual players and those grinding daily for the best cards in Diamond Dynasty. Let's take a closer look at everything included in Update 10 and why it matters.

City Connect Uniforms Arrive for the White Sox

The headlining addition in this update is the inclusion of the Chicago White Sox's 2025 City Connect uniforms. These alternate looks, part of MLB's growing City Connect collection, bring unique flair and fresh style to Diamond Dynasty and beyond. Whether you're a fan of customizing your squad in Diamond Dynasty or just want authentic representation in Franchise mode, these uniforms add another layer of immersion.

Uniform updates may seem small, but they often rank high on community wish lists, especially for players who value authenticity. Being able to equip the latest looks directly in Diamond Dynasty lineups helps keep the mode current with MLB's real-world branding shifts.

Gameplay Improvements and Fixes

Beyond aesthetics, Update 10 makes several changes that directly affect how games are played. Most notably:

Frame Rate Drops Fixed: A frustrating issue that caused performance dips when runners were on base has now been resolved. This should result in a smoother playing experience across all platforms.

Co-Op and Head-to-Head Adjustments: Wins and ELO will now be awarded correctly when players quit in Co-Op, ensuring fair results. Additionally, forfeiting in Head-to-Head no longer requires a cumbersome "Press and Hold to Accept" action, it's now a simple tap.

GOAT Difficulty Tweaks: Player stride timing has been adjusted for more realistic batting animations, making the challenge feel more authentic.

Crash Fixes: A common crash in Co-Op mode has been addressed, reducing interruptions during online sessions.

These improvements may not always make flashy headlines, but for players logging hundreds of MLB Stubs hours, small tweaks like smoother gameplay and fairer outcomes make all the difference.