The sound of the bat, the sound of the crowd, and the buzz of the hunt! Egg Hunt is back in MLB The Show 25 bringing with it the fun and frustration of this collecting madness, the test of wits as you solve puzzles, and the very enticing rewards involved with Diamond Dynasty. One of the most loved events by the players requires users to solve riddles, hunt down caches of eggs in different modes, and trade them in exchange for unique players and items.

When you want to make this year your candy season, you found the right place. This is a complete guide of all you need to know about the Egg Hunt MLB The Show, all the solutions, rewards of players, and best tactics.

Understanding the Egg Hunt MLB The Show 25 Event

Egg Hunt is not just another program; it’s a scavenger hunt woven into the fabric of MLB The Show 25. San Diego Studios (SDS) releases cryptic clues, typically daily during the event period. These clues point towards specific actions you need to perform within the game to “find” a hidden egg. The event usually runs around the Easter holiday period but can sometimes appear at other times.

Eggs come in various colors (Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary), each representing a different tier of challenge and reward potential. Finding eggs is only half the battle. The core of Egg Hunt MLB involves exchanging combinations of these colored eggs for mystery packs or, more importantly, directly for specific player cards featured in the event.

Why Egg Hunt MLB The Show 25 Matters for Your Team

Participating in Egg Hunt offers significant advantages:

1. Access Exclusive Cards: Egg Hunt often features unique player cards unavailable elsewhere, including popular Legends and Flashbacks with boosted attributes.
2. Fill Roster Gaps: The rewards typically cover various positions and player types, helping you shore up weaknesses in your Diamond Dynasty lineup.
3. High-Value Rewards: The top-tier egg exchanges frequently yield Diamond or even high Diamond (90+ Overall) players.
4. Engaging Gameplay: It breaks the routine, encouraging you to play different modes and complete specific objectives you might not usually attempt.
5. No Stubs Cost (Directly): While acquiring eggs requires gameplay, the exchange process itself doesn’t cost Stubs, making top players accessible through effort and puzzle-solving.

Egg Hunt MLB The Show 25: All Solutions (Clue Answers)

(Note: Specific clues change yearly. This section provides the TYPES of solutions and examples based on past events. Check official SDS channels daily during the event for the exact, current clues.)

SDS releases clues via the game’s News section, social media (@MLBTheShow), and Easton Hype Fire. Clues can be very cryptic or relatively straightforward. Here are common solution categories:

• Player-Based Clues: “Find the egg near a player known for his blazing speed.” (Solution: Play a game with/against a player like Ricky Henderson or Tim Locastro in your lineup/opponent’s lineup).
• Team-Based Clues: “Look for the egg where the Bronx Bombers call home.” (Solution: Play a game at Yankee Stadium, either in Play vs CPU, Conquest, or online).
• Achievement-Based Clues: “The egg appears after you send one deep.” (Solution: Hit a Home Run in any game mode).
• Game Mode Clues: “Search where maps are conquered.” (Solution: Play a game within the Conquest game mode).
• Specific Action Clues: “Find it after a perfectly placed pitch.” (Solution: Achieve a Perfect Pitch release in any game mode).
• Location-Based Clues: “Seek the egg where diamonds are earned.” (Solution: Play a game in the Battle Royale mode).

How to Find Eggs:

1. Get the Clue: Check the daily news in the game, follow @MLBTheShow on Twitter (X), or visit Easton Hype Fire forums.
2. Decipher the Clue: Determine what action, player, team, or mode it refers to.
3. Perform the Action: Load into the required mode and complete the specific task (e.g., hit a HR, play at a specific stadium, use a specific player).
4. Receive the Egg: Upon successfully completing the action, you’ll receive a notification and the egg will appear in your Inventory under the “Egg Hunt” section.

Egg Hunt MLB The Show 25: Player Rewards & Exchange Paths

The true prize of the Egg Hunt MLB The Show 25 lies in exchanging your collected eggs for player packs and specific players. SDS sets up an exchange tab within the Egg Hunt program section. Exchanges typically involve trading in specific combinations of egg colors for rewards.

Common Reward Structure (Based on Previous Years):

1. Mystery Pack Exchanges: Lower-tier combinations (e.g., 2 Common Eggs) might yield a small pack (Headliners, Ballin’ is a Habit, etc.).
2. Low Tier Player Exchanges: Combinations involving Uncommon and Rare eggs often reward Gold or lower Diamond (85-89 OVR) players featured in the event.
3. Mid Tier Player Exchanges: Requiring Rare and Epic eggs, these usually grant solid Diamond players (87-92 OVR range).
4. High Tier Player Exchanges: The top exchanges, demanding multiple Epic eggs or an Epic + Legendary egg, award the best players in the event, often 93+ OVR Diamonds or popular Legends.

Anticipated Egg Hunt MLB The Show 25 Rewards:

While the exact players change annually, expect a mix of current stars, popular Flashbacks, and sought-after Legends. Past events have featured cards like Mike Trout, Ken Griffey Jr., Randy Johnson, and Derek Jeter. Look for rewards catering to various positions: power bats, contact hitters, elite starting pitchers, shutdown relievers, and defensive stalwarts.

Maximizing Your Egg Hunt MLB The Show 25 Success: Pro Tips

• Check Daily, Act Fast: Clues are usually daily. Log in every day during the event to get each clue and find the egg before you forget.
• Decode Carefully: Read clues multiple times. Check online communities if stuck; solutions are usually crowdsourced quickly.
• Prioritize Higher Tier Eggs: Focus on finding Epic and Legendary eggs if possible, as they unlock the best players with fewer exchanges needed.
• Plan Your Exchanges: Don’t just exchange eggs as you get them. Look at the exchange requirements for the players you want most and save eggs specifically for those combinations. You might need multiple of a certain color.
• Leverage Easy Modes: For clues requiring specific actions (HR, XBH, Ks), use Play vs CPU on Rookie difficulty at a hitter-friendly park like Coors Field or Shippett to complete them quickly.
• Check Inventory: Regularly view your Egg Hunt inventory to see what colors you have and what combinations you can already complete.
• Don’t Ignore “Common” Tasks: Even if a clue seems simple, get that egg! Commons are often needed in quantity for exchanges or lower-tier packs that can still yield value.
• Monitor the Timer: The entire Egg Hunt event and individual exchanges usually have expiration dates. Don’t let your hard-earned eggs vanish unused!

Win Your Rewards!

Egg Hunt MLB The Show 25 is another event that stuck to my Diamond Dynasty calendar because of the fun and challenging idea to gain elite players both through gameplay and problem solving. With the rules above, when you know how to analyze the daily clues, are able to make strategic exchanges of right eggs and use the tips provided here, you can easily position yourself in getting the best rewards possible. Be as alert as you can, pay attention to all those clues, and get prepared to recruit some amazing new talent. Happy hunting!