How To Get Traded In Mlb The Show 21 Rtts

Ever dreamt of being a baseball superstar, but stuck on a team where your talents are, shall we say, underappreciated? In MLB The Show 21's Road to the Show (RTTS), you can ditch that dead-end gig and force a trade to a contender. It's like demanding a better office with a window – but with bats and gloves.

Show 'Em What You've Got

First things first: you gotta be good. No team is going to trade for a player who can barely hit a beach ball. Start raking, throwing heat, or fielding like a ninja. The higher your player rating, the more attractive you are to other teams.

Think of it as putting yourself on the baseball equivalent of Zillow. You want to showcase the best features! Every game is an open house, so put on a show!

The Art of the Demand...Sort Of

Once you’re a bonafide stud, the real fun begins. The game doesn't exactly have a "demand trade" button. It's more subtle than that. You need to become a squeaky wheel.

Start by underperforming in your interviews! Act disinterested when asked about the team. Show your manager you want out!

Tanking Your Relationship

This is where things get spicy. Deliberately failing goals can be your secret weapon. Did the manager ask you to get a hit in a clutch situation? Maybe… don't.

Think of it as a passive-aggressive protest. A subtle, baseball-themed rebellion. Just be careful not to get *too* bad, or they might just release you. That's not exactly the trade you were looking for.

The Agent's Whisper

Pay attention to your agent! They’ll occasionally ask about your satisfaction with the team. This is your chance to plant the seed. Tell them you're not happy. You want to win a championship.

Your agent is your voice in the darkness. Use them wisely. They're like a baseball therapist, listening to your woes about playing time and the quality of the clubhouse coffee.

The Waiting Game

Now comes the hardest part: waiting. Trades don't happen overnight. You might have to spend weeks, even months, in baseball purgatory. Just keep grinding and letting your dissatisfaction simmer.

Eventually, if you've played your cards right (or, more accurately, played your baseball cards very, very well), you'll get that glorious notification: "[Your Name] has been traded!" Victory!

Remember, getting traded in RTTS is all about being a star, showing your displeasure (in a strategic way, of course), and having a little patience. Good luck, and may your next team be a contender...or at least have better snacks in the dugout.