In the world of *MLB The Show 25*, the grass can indeed seem greener on the other side, and San Diego Studio understands that players might want a change of scenery. Here's how you can demand a trade in *MLB The Show 25* Road to the Show.
After wrapping up your high school career in *MLB The Show 25* Road to the Show, you face a choice: head to college to refine your skills or go pro with the team that drafted you. Regardless of your decision, you can eventually choose which team you'll join in the big leagues. This gives you a clear picture of your future environment. However, the dynamic nature of professional sports means a change of scenery can be refreshing.
In previous versions of Road to the Show, you could request a trade once you reached the majors. However, *MLB The Show 25* has changed this, and you can't directly ask for a trade. But don't worry, there's a clever workaround to help you switch teams sooner rather than later.
In the Sliders section of the Road to the Show settings, you'll find an option called "Trade Frequency." This setting controls how often trades occur in the game. By sliding it all the way to the right, you increase the likelihood of players, including yourself, being traded. However, don't expect immediate results; other teams need to take notice of you first before they'll reach out with trade offers.
Once you start generating buzz around the league, your agent will inform you, and trade offers will begin to come in. Take your time to consider your options, but remember, there's no guarantee that teams will keep reaching out. If you find a destination that excites you, go ahead and make the move. Once you're settled in your new team's clubhouse, consider sliding the Trade Frequency back down to minimize further trade requests.
And that's how you can demand a trade in *MLB The Show 25* Road to the Show. For more tips, check out the best pitching settings for the new sports game.
*MLB The Show 25 is now in Early Access on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.*
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