*MLB The Show 25* has arrived, and with it comes an exciting new Road to the Show mode where you can live out your dream of becoming a major league player. One of the first big decisions you'll face in this mode is whether to go to college or go pro directly. Let's dive into the pros and cons of each choice to help you make the best decision for your virtual career.
In *MLB The Show 25*, you start as a high school player facing the crucial decision between college and the pros. Scouts from top colleges and major league teams are watching your every move as you gear up for a state title run. Your performance in these high school games and at the MLB Combine will significantly influence your draft stock and the interest from colleges.
After the MLB Combine, you'll commit to a college or be drafted by a pro team, even if you plan on attending college. Here's a breakdown of the choices presented by *MLB The Show 25*:
The decision ultimately hinges on your personal preferences. If you've spent previous seasons grinding through the minor leagues, the college route might appeal to you. The chance to be the #1 overall pick and start your pro career as a more developed player can be very rewarding. However, if you relish the challenge of working your way up from the bottom, going pro directly might be more your style.
In our experience, choosing college was the way to go. The allure of potentially being the #1 pick and the unique experience of college baseball were too enticing to pass up. Plus, the game fast-forwards to your third year during a championship run, so you won't spend too much time away from the pros.
So, whether you decide to go to college or go pro in *MLB The Show 25* Road to the Show, consider what will make your journey to the majors most fulfilling. For more tips, check out the best pitching settings for *MLB The Show 25*.
*MLB The Show 25 is now in Early Access on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.*