Chase Pack 11 in MLB The Show 26 Diamond Dynasty is one of those late-May content drops that immediately grabs attention, mainly because of the featured reward and the high-risk, high-reward structure behind it. Like other Chase Packs, it offers a guaranteed Diamond pull, but what you actually get depends heavily on luck and probability tiers.
This breakdown covers what’s inside Chase Pack 11, how the drop rates work, and the most reliable ways players can get their hands on it.
What is inside Chase Pack 11?
The featured reward for Chase Pack 11 is Prime Series Hall of Famer Ted Simmons, an 8-time All-Star catcher with a 96 OVR Diamond card for the St. Louis Cardinals.
Alongside him, the pack also includes several high-tier Live Series and Legend Series Diamonds, meaning even if you miss the featured card, you’re still pulling from a strong pool of elite players such as:
Ted Simmons
Shohei Ohtani
Aaron Judge
José Ramírez
Bobby Witt Jr.
Tarik Skubal
Carlos Santana
Cristopher Sánchez
Ketel Marte
Ken Griffey Jr.
Even though Ted Simmons is the headliner, packs like this are designed so that multiple “win scenarios” exist depending on what kind of Diamond you pull.
Chase Pack 11 Drop Rates and Odds
The key thing players care about is always the same question: what are the odds?
Chase Pack 11 follows the standard Chase Pack structure: one guaranteed Diamond player, but heavily weighted toward lower-tier Diamonds compared to the featured reward.
Here’s how the odds break down:
Ted Simmons (96 OVR featured card): 1 in 25 (4.00%)
Shohei Ohtani: 1 in 2,500
Aaron Judge: 1 in 2,500
José Ramírez: 1 in 571
Bobby Witt Jr.: 1 in 368
Carlos Santana: 1 in 1,818
Tarik Skubal: 1 in 571
Ken Griffey Jr.: 1 in 1,818
Ketel Marte: 1 in 571
Cristopher Sánchez: 1 in 25
What stands out here is the spread. While Ted Simmons has a relatively “reachable” 4% chance compared to ultra-rare pulls, cards like Ohtani and Judge sit in extremely low-probability territory. That means most Chase Pack 11 openings will land in the mid-tier Diamond range unless you get lucky.
Cristopher Sánchez is also surprisingly common compared to the biggest names, making him one of the more realistic high-end pulls outside the featured card.
How to Get Chase Pack 11
There are a few main ways players can access Chase Pack 11 in Diamond Dynasty, and none of them are purely guaranteed unless you spend in bulk.
1. 3rd Inning XP Reward Path
One of the main free-to-play routes is through the 3rd Inning XP program. At the end of the reward path, players can spin a reward wheel that has a chance to grant Chase Pack 11.
This method is:
RNG-based
Limited by progression speed
Best for players actively grinding XP missions
2. Standard Show Packs
Chase Pack 11 can also appear as a rare bonus drop inside regular The Show packs. However, this is extremely low probability and should be treated as a bonus surprise rather than a reliable farming method.
3. Bundle Purchases
The most consistent way to obtain Chase Pack 11 is through store bundles.
Every The Show 50-Pack Bundle includes one guaranteed Chase Pack 11 as a bonus item.
This makes bundle purchases the only “certain” access method, although it obviously requires a significant stub investment.
Is Chase Pack 11 Worth Opening?
From a value standpoint, Chase Pack 11 is a classic risk-versus-reward pack:
You are always guaranteed a Diamond
There is a realistic chance at a strong 96 OVR featured card
Ultra-rare pulls (like Ohtani or Judge) are possible but not realistic for most openings
If you are grinding Diamond Dynasty regularly, the pack is best approached as a bonus rather than a core investment strategy. The expected value depends heavily on whether you hit Ted Simmons or one of the mid-tier Diamonds like Witt Jr. or Ramírez.
