Andrés Chaparro — Bronze 66 OVR First Baseman Overview
Andrés Chaparro is a Bronze 66 OVR First Baseman card for the Nationals, part of the Live set in MLB The Show's Diamond Dynasty. He bats right-handed. He is also eligible at Third Baseman. The card was added to Diamond Dynasty in April 2026.
Andrés Chaparro grades out at 74 Fielding, 61 Power, and 60 Contact.
Andrés Chaparro is eligible at 3 positions, and DiamondOps scores each one separately: First Baseman (51.1), Designated Hitter (50.2), and Third Baseman (48.1) on All-Star. The card is strongest at its listed position, First Baseman, at every difficulty. At First Baseman the card scores 51.1 on All-Star, 49.2 on Hall of Fame, and 49.5 on Legend — it keeps 97% of its All-Star value at the top difficulty, which is unusually durable. Among First Basemans the card ranks #185 on Legend and #197 on All-Star.
On the Diamond Dynasty market, Andrés Chaparro currently buys for about 29 stubs, with sell orders near 0 stubs. Over the past 7 days the price has held roughly steady. Its quick-sell value of 5 stubs sits at or above the sell price, making it quick-sell viable. DiamondOps currently rates the card a buy at this price.
OpScore is DiamondOps' composite rating of a card's in-game performance value. Andrés Chaparro earns an OpScore of 45.3 on Legend difficulty, ranking #2994 among all cards and #185 among First Basemans.
Common questions
- What is Andrés Chaparro's overall rating in MLB The Show 26?
- Andrés Chaparro is a 66 OVR Bronze First Baseman for the Nationals.
- Is Andrés Chaparro a good card in MLB The Show 26?
- Among First Basemans, Andrés Chaparro ranks #197 on All-Star, #197 on Hall of Fame, and #185 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 Andrés Chaparro cost in Diamond Dynasty?
- The last recorded buy-now price was 29 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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