Tristan Gray — Common 64 OVR Shortstop Overview
Tristan Gray is a Common 64 OVR Shortstop card for the Twins, part of the Live set in MLB The Show's Diamond Dynasty. He bats left-handed. He is also eligible at First Baseman, Second Baseman, and Third Baseman. The card was added to Diamond Dynasty in April 2026.
Tristan Gray grades out at 65 Fielding, 62 Contact, and 56 Arm Strength.
Tristan Gray is eligible at 5 positions, and DiamondOps scores each one separately: Shortstop (52.3), Second Baseman (51.5), Third Baseman (51.2), First Baseman (48.0), and Designated Hitter (46.1) on All-Star. The card is strongest at its listed position, Shortstop, at every difficulty. At Shortstop the card scores 52.3 on All-Star, 54.1 on Hall of Fame, and 53.9 on Legend — it keeps 103% of its All-Star value at the top difficulty, which is unusually durable. Among Shortstops the card ranks #153 on Hall of Fame and #162 on All-Star.
On the Diamond Dynasty market, Tristan Gray currently buys for about 30 stubs, with sell orders near 0 stubs. Over the past 7 days the buy price has climbed roughly 150%. Its quick-sell value of 5 stubs sits at or above the sell price, making it quick-sell viable. DiamondOps flags the card as currently overpriced.
OpScore is DiamondOps' composite rating of a card's in-game performance value. Tristan Gray earns an OpScore of 53.9 on Legend difficulty, ranking #2397 among all cards and #161 among Shortstops.
Common questions
- What is Tristan Gray's overall rating in MLB The Show 26?
- Tristan Gray is a 64 OVR Common Shortstop for the Twins.
- Is Tristan Gray a good card in MLB The Show 26?
- Among Shortstops, Tristan Gray ranks #162 on All-Star, #153 on Hall of Fame, and #161 on Legend by OpScore — DiamondOps' difficulty-aware rating: it weights the attributes that decide at-bats and recomputes them for each difficulty, whereas in-game Overall is a single number that does not change with the level you play on.
- How much does Tristan Gray cost in Diamond Dynasty?
- The last recorded buy-now price was 30 stubs. Prices move constantly on the in-game marketplace — the chart on this page tracks the card's real history rather than a single snapshot.
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