Top Jolt Cards · MLB The Show 26
60 cards · ranked by Meta Overall
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Ted Simmons
90 META·C·MIL
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#2
Jim Thome
88 META·1B·CLE
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Chase Utley
87 META·1B·PHI
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Jeff Bagwell
87 META·1B·HOU
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Rafael Palmeiro
87 META·1B·TEX
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Matt Carpenter
87 META·1B·STL
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Chase Headley
87 META·3B·SDP
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Rich Gossage
87 META·CP·CHW
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Fred McGriff
86 META·1B·TBR
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Terry Pendleton
86 META·3B·ATL
Top Jolt Cards · MLB The Show 25
30 cards · ranked by Meta Overall
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Babe Ruth
89 META·1B·NYY
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Max Muncy
87 META·1B·LAD
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Richie Sexson
86 META·1B·SEA
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Kyle Schwarber
86 META·LF·PHI
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Andrew Miller
86 META·RP·CLE
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John Franco
84 META·CP·NYM
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George Brett
83 META·3B·KCR
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Clay Buchholz
83 META·SP·BOS
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Frank Thomas
83 META·1B·CHW
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Jim Edmonds
82 META·LF·STL
Frequently Asked Questions
Jolt Cards
Common questions about Jolt cards in MLB The Show.
By Meta Overall, the highest-rated Jolt card on ShowZone is Ted Simmons from MLB The Show 26 with a Meta Overall of 90 (MIL). You can compare every Jolt card across all MLB The Show game years on this page, with each year showing the top 10 cards ranked by Meta Overall.
The top Jolt card in MLB The Show 26 is Ted Simmons (MIL) with a Meta Overall of 90. The MLB The Show 26 section above shows the full top 10 list by Meta Overall, and the "See all" link opens every Jolt card from that game year on the Players page.
ShowZone tracks 90 Jolt cards across 2 MLB The Show game years. Every card released into Diamond Dynasty under this series is included, with ratings updated as roster updates land.
Jolt has appeared in MLB The Show 26 and MLB The Show 25. Each game year is its own banner on this page with the top 10 cards by Meta Overall, plus a "See all" link to view every card from that year on the Players page.
Top cards are ordered by Meta Overall — ShowZone's gameplay-weighted rating that factors in pitch quality, position weighting, and the current Diamond Dynasty competitive meta. It's a more accurate measure than the in-game OVR rating for ranked play. Each year banner shows the top 10 Jolt cards for that MLB The Show release.